Hello,
I would like to add the following syntax to #{ ... #}:
;; in the following, myname is a symbol: 'myContextName
;; it could also have been a string: "myContextName"
#{ \context Voice = @myname { ... } #}
==>
{ \context Voice = myContextName { ... } }
This @ syntax could then be used for literal insertion of text into
the pattern.
That way, one is able to define, say:
lyricStaff = #(def-music-function (location voice-markup music lyrics) (markup?
ly:music? ly:music?)
"
Add a Voice with lyrics and an instrument name. Syntax:
\lyricStaff #(markup \"instrument name\")
\notemode { c d e f }
\lyricmode { do r� mi fa }
"
(let ((name (gen-unique-context)))
#{ << \context Voice = @name <<
\set Staff . instrument = $voice-markup
$music >>
\lyricsto @name \new Lyrics $lyrics
>> #}))
May I?
nicolas
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