Hi Damian,
> use case is borderline, agreed
I don’t believe that to be true! Here are two classic counterexamples:
1. When dealing with eighth notes, I regularly have to
\omit Flag
\omit Stem
\omit Beam
etc.
In certain situations, other mechanisms are more appropriate (e.g., u
> Thanks again!
> I hope Damian appreciates your response as much as I do. :)
>
>
Certainly do, really helpful
use case is borderline, agreed, but I do sometimes need 3 or 4 simultaneous
\omits in this very rhythmically complex score.
I was just as interested in the mechanics of a solution
Hi David,
Thanks for the fishing lesson!
> How about
>
> omitt =
> #(define-music-function (groblist) (symbol-list?)
> #{ #@(map omit (map list groblist)) #})
>
> \void \displayLilyMusic \omitt TimeSignature,NoteHead
AH!
symbol-list? is clearly something I needed to know [about]…
> You need
Kieren MacMillan writes:
> Hi Damian,
>
>> how would I reduce e.g.
>>
>> \once \omit TupletBracket
>> \once \omit TupletNumber
>> \once \omit Stem
>>
>> to a structure conceptually like:
>>
>> \once \omit (TupletBracket, TupletNumber, Stem)
>>
>> i.e. put the grobs in a list
>
> Maybe somet
Hi Damian,
> how would I reduce e.g.
>
> \once \omit TupletBracket
> \once \omit TupletNumber
> \once \omit Stem
>
> to a structure conceptually like:
>
> \once \omit (TupletBracket, TupletNumber, Stem)
>
> i.e. put the grobs in a list
Maybe something like this (but something that actually
Hi all how would I reduce e.g. \once \omit TupletBracket \once \omit
TupletNumber \once \omit Stem to a structure conceptually like: \once \omit
(TupletBracket, TupletNumber, Stem) i.e. put the grobs in a list thanks Damian
