Carlo Vanoni wrote
> I'm a programmer, and I'm used to use command line parameters when
> compiling a program.
> As an example:
>
> gcc my_source_code.c -I"include_folder" -o my_program
>
> Here, I tell the compiler to watch inside "include_folder" for files to
> include during the copilation process.
>
> My idea is to define a layout behaviour at compile time.
> Why? Here is an example.
> I have a bass guitar transcription. For teaching purpose, I add to each
> note which left-hand finger to use. Then, I would like to have a more
> clean score for me, without oll these numbers on top of the note.
> Basically, I would like to use the seme .ly file with all the infos, and
> then use (pseudo code here...)
>
> lilypond my_score.ly omit_finger_tips ##f
>
> to create the teaching score, and
>
> lilypond my_score.ly omit_finger_tips ##t
>
> to create the cleaner score.
>
> Is there a way to do this?
> And does it make any sense to you?
certainly this makes sense!
you can use
\layout{
\context{
\Voice
\remove New_fingering_engraver
}
}
to remove the fingering in a compilation.
best put this in a file which you can include or not when invoking LilyPond.
Eluze
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