Hello Frederico,
you can use \bookpart :
\book {
\bookpart{
\tocItem ...
\header {
title = ...
}
}
\bookpart{
\tocItem ...
\header {
title = ...
}
}
}
If you surround every piece with a bookpart-statement, you dont need to
Hi Jan,
thanks for your reply.
Actually, I had tried \bookpart (see the 1st example below, in my
first email) but I have problems with \include.
If in the included files there's an \include (even a simple include
english.ly), it can't compile.
I attach a tiny example, where book-test.ly
Federico,
Put the \include english.ly call in your top-level file instead (see
below)
Cheers,
Ian
Federico Bruni wrote:
Hi Jan,
thanks for your reply.
Actually, I had tried \bookpart (see the 1st example below, in my first
email) but I have problems with \include.
If in the included
Ian Hulin wrote:
Federico,
Put the \include english.ly call in your top-level file instead (see
below)
Hi Ian,
I've tried that, but this way I get another error concerning variables
(all my included files - the real ones, not the examples posted here -
have two variables).
This is a
I'm trying to compile a number of scores in a book using just LilyPond
(I've tried lilypond-book before, but I had some trouble with layout
and as I'm not confident with LaTeX I dropped it).
I need a help to start in the right way.
What I want to print:
* table of content
* scores (let's say
