Robert Murdoch writes:
> I'm really sorry, everyone. I did not mean to come across as rude.
I don't think you did. People just get excited.
With regard to your request, there are basically two actions that the
Key_engraver does: typeset a signature change and execute the property
changes of a
I'm really sorry, everyone. I did not mean to come across as rude.
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Hi Robert,
> You still need to insert \global on every staff so it's the exact same thing
> to me.
That suggests you don't understand the power, flexibility, and benefit of the
current implementation.
> […] like the \time command already does
That suggests you don't understand how Lilypond's
I object against calling the best practice provided by Jens as "\global hack".
Let's use a different perspective:
Programs like Finale or Sibelius require you to have the same key for each
staff. While that may be convenient for a lot of music I actually think that's
a shortcoming of these progr
On 31/08/2017 11:00, Robert Murdoch wrote:
Hi,
How do I set the key signature to appear on multiple staves without
manually setting \key for every staff? This question was asked around
ten years ago (see
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-user/2007-09/msg00333.html)
and still doesn
Hi Robert,
just in short: the problem is resolved for a long time - or better there
is best practice or advisory for your question:
You have to split the music into multiple layers of information in
different variables.
For example:
%%
% only the general part of th music
global
