One hackers solution would be to include
\score{
...
\header{
...
breakbefore = \possiblebreak
}
}
in each score file. In the top level file doing the includes,
you can then define
possiblebreak=##f
at the top of the file and
possiblebreak=##t
before you include a file where you want the page break.
/Mats
Your Name wrote:
Lilypond 2.5.25 Windows.
Excellent that we finally have a 2.5 version for Windows.
I am starting to assemble a book whilch will be made up of
many separate files put together like this:
\book {
\header {
title = "Book title"
}
\score { \include "file1" }
\score { \include "file2" }
...
}
And where each file contains something like
\header {
title = "Score title"
}
{ music }
Now, I need a way to force a page preak between any of the scores.
Since the included files can be put together in any order for different
books, I cannot use breakbefore = ##t in the file header fields.
At first I thought I might put a
\score { \header { breakbefore = ##t } {} }
but that doesn't work. \score {{ \pageBreak }} doesn't work either.
I need something that generates only the page break, and no score
lines or
anything.
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