I hope you looked in the program reference to the Clef object, you will only get a list of the properties that are set by default. To get a full list of all available properties, you also have to follow the links to the different interfaces. In the list for the clef-interface, you will find a property called full-size-change.
The order of clefs, bar lines, time signatures and so on is determined by the BreakAlignment object. In the Regression Test for version 2.2.x, you can find an example called ambitus.ly that shows how to change the default order. Unfortunately, this example has been removed in the documentation for version 2.4.
/Mats
Benjamin Esham wrote:
I'm engraving a simple piece-- it's a demonstration of middle C with various clefs, and it looks like this:
\clef treble c'1 \clef alto c' \clef tenor c' \clef bass c'
After each whole note, there is a small clef, a bar line, and then the next note. Is there a way to a) make the clef full-sized, and b) put the clef after the bar line? (I looked at the Clef entry in the manual and in the developer docs but I didn't find anything.) Thanks!
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