Hi Mats,
No! \alias does something completely different than you seem to
beleive.
Just to complete this (dangling) thread, and make sure *I* know what
it does... =)
\context
{
\name "BAR"
\alias FOO
...
}
informs lilypond that the newly-defined context called "BAR" should
accept any commands (\override, etc.) that are accepted by the
previously-defined context named "FOO". However, none of the
\accepts, \removes, \overrides, \sets, etc. from the definition of
FOO are carried over automatically.
Correct?
Thanks,
Kieren.
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