Hi David, > Sorry, but the question is nonsensical.
Well, people like me who don't understand it, sometimes don't know how to ask. > Grob properties are inherited through the context hierarchy. An > engraver acting in a particular context will see properties set in this > context. If they aren't set there, it will consult the parent context > recursively. I think this answered my question. I understand now: If there is any previous (in lilypond or in a stylesheet) setting like \override Staff.ClefModifier.color = #red then \override Staff.ClefModifier.color = #green will override it an the clef modifier will be green. But if I write \override Score.ClefModifier.color = #blue it would only have an effect if there was no setting on staff level and as there is above, this override on score level has no effect – at least a small example confirms it. Thanks, Joram _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
