should not all header items behave the same? at least they did earlier - with
copyright = #f i had no error before version 2.13.48!
\version "2.13.56"
\header {
% works only with ##f
title = ##f
subtitle = ##f
copyright = ##f
poet = ##f
composer = ##f
arranger = ##f
% works with #f and ##f
tagline = #f
dedication = #f
subsubtitle = #f
instrument = #f
meter = #f
piece = #f
opus = #f
breakbefore = #f
}
{ a b c }
and if you happen to misspell ##f the error message is not very helpful:
Layout output to `test.ps'...ERROR: Wrong type (expecting pair): #<Prob:
Music C++: Music((text . f))((display-methods #<procedure #f (event
parser)>) (name . AbsoluteDynamicEvent) (types general-music event
dynamic-event absolute-dynamic-event)) >
cheers
Eluze
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