Dear David,
off course,You are right. It's not better to write \aksak #13 #8 #'(3 3 3 2
2 ) instead of \time #'(4 3) 7/8
The problem was: I've been using the alsak-variable before this kind of
syntax was possible and I've used it quite a lot.
An update with convert-ly didn't work in my case.
So, I'm happy, that I can use aksak as before, athough it isn't more
conventient than the standard syntax for rthis cases.
> Dear community,
> > in 2.14. I've been quite frequently using a special variable for
> > compound meters. I would like to use it in the same way as before, but
> > unfortunately it doesn't work in 2.16.
> > How can I update it?
> >
> > %%%%%%%%% SNIP %%%%%%%%%%%%
> > \version "2.16.0"
> > aksak = #(define-music-function
> > (parser layout zaehler nenner compound) (number? number? list?)
> > #{
> > $(set-time-signature zaehler nenner compound)
> > #})
> >
> > \relative c' {
> > \aksak #7 #8 #'(4 3)
> > c8 d e f e d c
> > }
> > %%%%%%%%%% END %%%%%%%%
>
> Anything wrong with
>
> \time #'(4 3) 7/8
>
> ? Of course you can still use and define
>
> aksak = #(define-music-function
> (parser layout zaehler nenner compound) (number? number? list?)
> #{
> \time #compound #(cons zaehler nenner)
> #})
>
> but it seems sort of pointless. convert-ly, by the way, is able to
> convert the direct call of set-time-signature but balks on your use of
> variables.
>
> --
> David Kastrup
>
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