Am 18.10.2012 18:09, schrieb Wim van Dommelen:
There is one thing which might interest you even more and that is a
scheme script produced by Nicolas Sceaux, some years ago (archive: 27
jan 2007
(http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-user/2007-01/msg00635.html)).
I use this a lot myself.
He created a routine called \keepWithTags (note the last 's') with
which you can keep multiple tags in one run. Ideal for even more. I
for example use the tags 'score' and 'part' for what I showed below,
but also 'cello' or 'clarinet' when transposing instruments, you can
e.g. think on:
% first voice:
music = \relative c' {
\tag #'cello \clef bass
\tag #'clarinet \clef treble
b4-\tag #'score -\tag #'part ^\markup { \bold "Allegro" }
g' d d,
}
and quote this with
\keepWithTags #'(clarinet score) \transpose bes, c' { \music }
for the first voice, the second voice would only have the markup for
the part when printed seperatedly but quoted from a musical string but
with #'(clarinet part). When ready you don't have to change any bit
anymore to print score, part, different instruments, etc.
Actually I would propose to add this function (for including multiple
tags) as a standard feature in LilyPond.
I submitted issue 2917
http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=2917
for that. Thanks for reporting!
Regards,
Marc
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