Hi Raphael, > I note that in one solution one uses \remove and in the other \omit to > achieve the same thing. > > Is there any prospect of moving to a situation where only one operator is > used to achieve a result, possibly by having a preferred and deprecated > options first? This is a general point, not just restricted to this one case.
I wouldn’t think so… They are two different — both quite useful — commands, used in different contexts/situations: 1. \remove is a general function for eliminating an engraver from a whole context (in this example, the Time_signature_engraver from the Staff context). 2. \omit is both a handy short form [when used in the identical location as the \remove] as well as a one-off function/action (e.g., \once \omit Staff.TimeSignature, used “inline” in a music expression). Cheers, Kieren. ____________________ My work day may look different than your work day. Please do not feel obligated to read or respond to this email outside of your normal working hours.
