stefano franchi writes:
>>
>>
>> > Here is an example implementation. Negative numbers in the first
>> > element count from the end of the list, negative numbers in the second
>> > element indicate the elements to be removed from the right rather than
>> > taken from the left (-1 removes none, -
>
>
> > Here is an example implementation. Negative numbers in the first
> > element count from the end of the list, negative numbers in the second
> > element indicate the elements to be removed from the right rather than
> > taken from the left (-1 removes none, -2 removes 1, -3 removes 2:
> > s
I like this. However I do have two questions. I notice this comment.
/The music in question needs to actually be of a kind that has an/
/'elements field./
So that would explain why when I try a \relative scale it throws an
error. So \relative mode does not create an elements field?
Also,
David Kastrup writes:
> stefano franchi writes:
>
>> Is there a lilypond function that would allow me to extract a subset from a
>> pattern?
>>
>> For instance, let's say I have a simple A - natural scale and I want to get
>> the first five notes. Is there a function, call it \pick, that would a
stefano franchi writes:
> Is there a lilypond function that would allow me to extract a subset from a
> pattern?
>
> For instance, let's say I have a simple A - natural scale and I want to get
> the first five notes. Is there a function, call it \pick, that would allow
> me to do something like:
Is there a lilypond function that would allow me to extract a subset from a
pattern?
For instance, let's say I have a simple A - natural scale and I want to get
the first five notes. Is there a function, call it \pick, that would allow
me to do something like:
\scale = { a b c d e f g}
\pick 0 4
