Hi, masters!
I've written a macro for formatting composer's line, it works, but it
works _partially_ :-)
Well, my template contains this for composer's line:
% -------------------
\header {
composer = \markup \Composer #"Fill me!"
% ...
% -------------------
This macro, \Composer, is defined in separate file which is included in
template:
% -------------------
#(define-markup-command (Composer layout props word) (string?)
(interpret-markup layout props
(markup
#:larger
#:override '(font-name . "AntiquaPSCyr Italic")
#:italic
word)))
% -------------------
This works, i don't know why, but it works.
So... This, please see below, does not work, i don't know why either:
% -------------------
localComposerFont = #"AntiquaPSCyr Italic"
#(define-markup-command (Composer layout props word) (string?)
(interpret-markup layout props
(markup
#:larger
#:override '(font-name . localComposerFont)
#:italic
word)))
% -------------------
I've tried both localComposerFont and 'localComposerFont (because i
don't understand these both, i am not a programmer, sorry!), i am not
sure, that i put this #:override correctly (because i've just "guessed"
this, and it works, i don't know why!)...
Well, if i replace "word" with "localComposerFont" in the last line of
this macro, i can see font name as a title, great :-)
So... Please, help!
I can easily believe i should try to read some manuals --- please, point
me.
Thank you!
ps. The same way i would like to redefine fonts for "poet" and "title",
i would like to do this separately for each (so make-pango-font-tree in
paper can not help me, i guess) --- and i want to have all font family
and size definitions in a separate file). So... I need help.
--
Dmytro O. Redchuk
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