Simon Albrecht <simon.albre...@mail.de> writes:
> I made an essay on a simpler input interface, which redefines
> \startTextSpan as a music function. That would be much preferable at
> least in my eyes. What do you think?
> (I hope there wouldn’t be any merge conflicts here…)
> However, I’m having a problem with this syntax: the attached file
> gives lots of
>
> "text-spanner-inner-text-lyric-mode.ly:615:5: error: wrong type for
> argument 3. Expecting music, found #<Music function #<procedure #f
> (arg)>>
> c1
> \startTextSpan \lyricmode { ral -- len -- tan -- do }"
>
> upon compiling. And I don’t know what my mistake would be…
It's the last line before %%% EXAMPLES where you enter some strange
recursion. You probably should first save the old value of
\startTextSpan in some differently named variable and use that. But
really: reusing an existing command name is a bad idea to start with.
--
David Kastrup
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