Alexander Kobel schrieb:
On 2010-09-15 10:09, Marc Hohl wrote:
Hello all,
IIUC, \override grob #'foo = #bar
is more or less the same as
(ly:grob-set-property! grob foo bar)
Is there a scheme equivalent for
\once \override Grob #'foo = #bar ?
Hi, Marc,
if _I_ understand correctly, the (ly:grob-set-property! grob ...) is
_exactly_ the \once \override ..., since it applies to the specific
instance of a grob you give as an parameter. It just depends where
you call it - which is usually inside some callback set by \override
Grob #'after-line-breaking or such. Thus, the (ly:grob-set-property
grob ...) is called for every grob of type Grob.
But if you, say, construct grobs in scheme, and run the function only
for one of the resulting grobs, or apply it only the second instance
of a broken spanner (which is divided into two grobs (or even more for
a three-system-long VoltaBracket, e.g.?) it behaves exactly like a
\once \override.
Hi Alexander,
thanks for your quick response and the explanation!
Marc
HTH,
Alexander
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