> Actually, the descriprion is wrong, imho.
>
> (bracket-text ,ly:grob? "The text for an analysis bracket.")
>
> should become something at he lines of:
>
> (bracket-text ,ly:grob? "The text-grob for an analysis bracket.")
I plan to change the docstring to
A pointer to the text grob of an analysis bracket.
>> Can you please give an example how to use it (or a link to
>> something similar)?
>
> I took horizontal-bracket-texted.ly from our regtests and added
> functionality in \layout to emphasize some brackets with thickness
> and color relying on the 'text. [...]
Thanks a lot!
>> As mentioned earlier, neither `bracket-text` nor `pedal-text` are
>> used anywhere in the code.
>
> Well, yes. Though if you go through those internal properties then you
> will notice that a plethora of them are not used in the .scm-files.
> Some examples:
> accidental-grobs
> all-elements
> concurrent-hairpins
> ...
I now wonder whether it make sense to orthogonalize the property names
(to a certain extent). For example, I can imagine that all properties
that are pointers to grobs have a final `-grob` or `-grobs` in their
names. Thus:
bracket-text-grob
all-element-grobs
concurrent-hairpin-grobs
...
> For pedal-text the description is misleading, though - I'd go for
> text-grob as well.
I plan to use
A pointer to the text grob of a mixed-style piano pedal.
Werner
