David Nalesnik <[email protected]> writes: > Oops! Usually I remember to convert tabs to spaces (and trim > whitespace from the ends of lines), but > not here. > > > The examples are nice and pretty much self-explanatory. > If fact, the only thing i don't like is that backticks are > necessary > in syntax - but that's not your fault, i suppose :) It's just > that i > get pwned every time i see a backtick in scheme code. > > > I agree. If you're inserting lambda expressions, that's one thing, > but for something as simple as using color variables, it's a little > bizarre. This is probably better: > > \once \alterBroken "Staff.BarLine" #'color #(list green red)
Why does this have to be a list? Why not just make it two separate arguments? If, for whatever reason, you really really really have this information in a two-element list called whatever, you can still write \once \alterBroken "Staff.BarLine" #'color #@whatever -- David Kastrup _______________________________________________ lilypond-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-devel
