Dr A V Le Blanc wrote:
...
Well, I have only given simple examples. Suppose I want the
midi file to have a different rhythm than the source, for example,
as is the case in some music styles. In fact, I think my
rptarg = "volta"
...
\repeat \rptarg 2
method completely simple. If I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Is it possible to pass two music expressions to a scheme function
> as arguments?
>
no, but you can use
\apply #func { arg1 arg2 }
this passes a sequential music with 2 elts to func.
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On Mon, Feb 24, 2003 at 04:52:49PM +0100, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
> There are probably simpler methods to achieve what you want to do.
> Take a look at the two collections of examples at the web page,
> Go to lilypond.org, click on Documentation:Index and then on
> "tips-and-tricks" and "Regression T
There are probably simpler methods to achieve what you want to do.
Take a look at the two collections of examples at the web page,
Go to lilypond.org, click on Documentation:Index and then on
"tips-and-tricks" and "Regression Tests" respectively.
The Regression tests document contains an example on
Often I find I have two different versions of a .ly file,
one for printed output and one for midi files. For example,
I may want repeats to be expanded when I produce a midi file,
but not in printed output. For this purpose, to avoid having
to edit a lot of statements, I usually have near the top
