On 2020-11-16 10:28 am, Tom Brennan wrote:
Re: arity, the (admittedly unclear) question wasn't whether or not
scheme
supports multi-arity, but whether you can "splat" any list (doesn't
have to
be from args), into a block of lilypond code, i.e.,
The list splicing operators [1] are likely what
Hi Aaron
Thanks. That's very helpful. It looks like from your example you linked to
that there's probably a way to do just about anything in lilypond with
Scheme, and I just need to dive into the scm library files. The other part
is just learning how Scheme is different from Clojure (which is curr
On 2020-11-15 12:03 pm, Tom Brennan wrote:
I'd like to create a function that would allow me to create a
`bookpart`
from a list of arguments. E.g.,
[...]
Is this kind of thing possible?
Yes-ish, see my post [1] last month about "returning" books and book
parts.
[1]:
https://lists.gnu.org
I'd like to create a function that would allow me to create a `bookpart`
from a list of arguments. E.g.,
```lilypond
\book {
\custom_bookpart "horn" \hn_movt_one \hn_movt_two
}
```
The reason is because I'd like to reuse header and page info, etc, without
having to repeat those common variable na
