I'm using lilypond 1.4.6 under RedHat Linux.
The manual suggests that I could change the font size via a command such as
\include "paper23.ly"
Looking at this file, it defines it's own paper block, so I assumed
I'd just replace my own (empty) paper block with this command? If I
do this, I get a parse error:
/usr/local/share/lilypond/ly/paper23.ly:6:16: error: parse error:
paperTwentythree
= \paper {
/usr/local/share/lilypond/ly/paper23.ly:12:26: error: parse error:
\paper { \paperTwentythree
}
If, instead, I simply copy out the contents of the file into my own
paper block, it seems to work:
\paper {
staffheight = 23.0\pt
indent = 0.0mm
\stylesheet #(make-style-sheet 'paper23)
\include "params.ly"
}
What's going on here? This isn't urgent, because I have something
that works, but I'm trying to learn the system well.
rif
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