Neil Puttock wrote:
> You can also use quoted strings,
>
> "music-expression" = \relative e' { e8 f g g e2 }
>
> but they can't be used in music blocks since the lexer will only
> recognize letters:
>
> 143 NOTECOMMAND \\{A}+
>
> The lexer allows hyphens (and underscores) in markup command
> strings:
>
> 144 MARKUPCOMMAND \\({A}|[-_])+
>
> This is obviously OK, since defining a markup command takes
> place in Scheme.
Wait a second, then why can't we just do something like this:
143 NOTECOMMAND \\({A}|{N}|[-_])+
I'm sure I don't have it quite right, but it's the idea I'm
interested in. Then we could do this:
"violin1" = { c''4 }
"violin2" = { c'4 }
\score <<
\violin1
\violin2
>>
I must be missing something, because this looks way too easy.
Could this idea work (if coded the right way)?
- Mark
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