David Kastrup writes:
> Don't do that. The acknowledger is the place for _setting_
> properties, and of course a first acknowledger has no chance to see
> properties set by a second acknowledger. Instead, use the
> acknowledger to _record_ the grobs. Then you use the
> process-acknowledged hoo
Urs Liska writes:
> Hi all,
>
> in the ScholarLY package we're attaching a (newly defined) property
> 'input-annotation to a grob, either through an implicit \once \override
> or a \tweak, depending on the invocation syntax:
>
> The attached file
> annotate.ly
> shows both ways, first the ove
Hi all,
in the ScholarLY package we're attaching a (newly defined) property
'input-annotation to a grob, either through an implicit \once \override
or a \tweak, depending on the invocation syntax:
The attached file
annotate.ly
shows both ways, first the override, then the tweak. Today I final
