Hi Urs,
I include xelatex texts by converting each page of the resulting PDF
into an EPS-file. Those EPS-files are then included in a markup-list to
allow page-breaking. The XeTeX-source is created with zero-margins
dimensions fitting into the available space. But if you want to include
pages it should be possible inside a bookpart with zero-margins.
The question is if the LaTeX way is easier in the end.
I use this for including preface texts of up to three pages and a book
full of LilyPond scores.
Jan-Peter
Am 18.12.2017 um 16:31 schrieb Urs Liska:
Hi all,
would it be possible (or did anyone already do something like this) to
include whole PDF pages between bookparts?
I'm thinking of a way to combine title pages and/or prefattory matter
with scores and use LaTeX to create the text parts but do it from the
LilyPond compilation.
In the infrastructure I'd want to do that I'm creating the bookparts
manually, i.e. not thorugh top-level \bookpart {} but thorugh
ly:book-add-bookpart! and similar functions, so I might have better
control over the process than with "simple" LilyPond files.
Any ideas?
Or should I simply step back and do it from the LaTeX side of things?
Best
Urs
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