Hi guys, lilypond is fantastic. Without it, I'd have had to install Windows
to do my composition course. :)
Anyway, I needed to use "pp subito" in a piece. At first I tried using
normal text ( < c\pp {s8 s8_#"subito"}> ), but that looked horrible. In the
end, I used the following definition:
ppsub = #'(columns(dynamic "pp"),(bold " subito"))
and then just used " c\ppsub ". So if anybody needs to use subito, there's
one way. (presented in the hope that another newbie can find it in the list
archive)
Does anybody think it's worth submitting this as a patch? More general
question: what's the status of little snippets like that? There's many
ones in the tutorial and reference manual (\stemUp, the "8va hack" in
reference->text spanners, etc) that could be very useful if included in
standard lilypond.
- Graham Percival
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