Folks,
I have a problem with understanding Guile's scoping rules. Take, for
example, function `accidental->markup`. This is defined in file
`chord-name.scm` as
```
(define (accidental->markup alteration)
...)
```
However, the function is also used in other files, for example, in
`chord-ignatzek-names.scm`. Why does this work? I always thought
that `define` sets up a function that is local to a file, but this
seems not to be case.
My working hypothesis is that those two files are both loaded in
`lily.scm` (via the `init-scheme-files` list), which means that they
are actually part of the 'lily' module – a function defined with
`define` in one of the loaded files of this module is thus visible to
all other loaded files (but not outside).
Is this interpretation correct?
Werner
