Il 03/09/2012 00:06, Christopher R. Maden ha scritto:
I'm writing a book where there are normal pieces, which need a page
> break and so \bookpart is ok. But there are also some short
> exercises, each in a separate file, and I don't want a page break
> after each small exercise. OTOH, if I decide not to use \bookpart
> in those files, the title won't be printed unless I set
> print-all-headers to ##t in the book file; but if I do so, the
> titles of files using \bookpart are duplicated. I don't know why..
I’m pretty sure the main purpose of \bookpart is to start a new
page... You might be able to override the page break, but I am not
enough of a guru to know how offhand (and a cursory search turned
nothing up).
Maybe the only way to get what I want is not using bookpart for the
exercises (small pieces), which must not be separated by a page break. I
may put the title in "piece", tweaking it a bit to make it resemble to a
title:
\score {
\music
\header {
piece = \markup \fill-line {
\bold \fontsize #4 "Title"
}
}
}
This way I don't need print-all-headers, which means I can still use
\bookpart for the real pieces.
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