Oh, I take that back. It does suppress the clef.. I had a
(Z) at the end of the line, so I discovered I had to call
the macro on each line that has a (Z).
However, even though it suppresses the clef, it doesn't
suppress the staff that goes behind the clef.
name: Gloria;
initial-style:1;
def-m1: \greremoveclef;
%%
(c3)I GLó(g)ri(fe)a(e') in(e) ex(fg)cél(gf~)sis(f!gwhg)
Dé(fe)o.(e.) (::Z[em1])
(c4)II GLó(h)ri(gf)a(f') in(f) ex(g)cél(h')sis(g)
Dé(ixih)o.(h.) (::Z[em1])
Also, I'm still looking for a way to get the initial onto
the next line, too.
On 3/21/2015 12:00 PM, Brother Gabriel-Marie wrote:
Is there a way to suppress the automatic clef?
def-m1:\greremoveclef;
I am trying to get a page of separate staffs all in a
single gabc, each staff with their own initial and own clef.
Can I do that?
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