Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Chip wrote:
One thing I find odd, probably because I don't fully understand, is
this: I have a .ly file that has 10 \score blocks. I place
print-all-headers = ##t in the \paper block so I can define sub pages
headers seperately from the top level \book headers. I first define:
title, subtitle and instrument headers at the top level \book, then
do a page break, that gives me a cover page. On the subsequent pages
of music I define title and subsubtitle. I also define a blank
subtitle = "" which blanks out the subtitle from the \book top level.
And I define instrument = "" but it does not blank out the instrument
from the top level \book headers. Seems odd that one will override
the top level header and one will not. I am guessing there is
probably an override that I can use to have the instrument header not
appear on the subsequent pages?
thanks,
It's not so odd if you realize what is handled at the book level and
what is handled at the score level. When you set
print-all-headers=##t, you tell LilyPond to typeset the full title at
the score level, i.e. for each single score. However, the page heading
and foot is still handled at the book level, so it only takes into
account the settings that are done at the book level, not the ones
that are done within each score block (which I guess is what you do
when you set instrument = "").
/Mats
I found a workaround - by changing the \book header 'instrument' to
'subsubtitle' the instrument name is now not appearing on the subsequent
pages because the \score level headers are taking their place.
--
Chip
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