Nicolas Sceaux wrote:
Paul Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
#(def-markup-command (restOne layout props)
(interpret-markup layout props
(markup #:number #1)))
As soon as you are inside a Scheme expression, you don't have to use
`#' before expressions; the \number markup command takes a markup as
an argument, so use the string "1" instead of the number 1. Besides,
you forgot the signature argument of `def-markup-command, whih is
mandatory. Finally, you have defined a markup command, that you must
use after the \markup keyword. Here is a working example:
#(def-markup-command (restOne layout props) ()
(interpret-markup layout props (markup #:number "1")))
rOne = { R1^\markup \restOne }
\score{ \rOne }
Thank you very much. Now can you give me a hint as to a good way to
combine those two definitions so a the second definition of rOne isn't
necessary? This is because I want to make rOne eventually generate the
correct one measure rest for any time signature.
Thanks,
Paul
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