On 6-Nov-05, at 2:16 AM, Erik Sandberg wrote:
On Sunday 06 November 2005 02.36, Graham Percival wrote:
The below code works correctly, but if I uncomment the \score, the
tagline and copyright no longer gets defined.
I think this is intentional: \header, \paper and \layout at global
level
change the default settings, so they only affect expressions that are
entered
_after_ them. (at least that's how I see it.. I may be wrong)
Sorry, that example was bad. Try this one: without the \score, it has
two titles (expected from the printallheaders), but with the \score,
the title is set, but not the tagline and copyright.
Despite the issue of local vs. global footers, I think it should still
be possible to define a tagline within a \score.
\paper{printallheaders=##t}
%\score{
{c' c c c}
\header{
title="title"
tagline="tag" copyright="copy"
}
%}
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