Stefan Thomas <kontrapunktste...@gmail.com> writes:
> Dear David,
> I'm always astonished what can be done with scheme and lilypond!
> But I think this snippet (which You must have been written quite fast)
> is not 100% perfect.
> For example
> \makerests 4/4 c4
> should produce c4 r4 r2
That's what I meant using "unit of completion".
Write \makerests 1/1 c4 then.
> and
> \makerests 6/8 { c4. }
> should produce
> c4. r4 r8
More likely c4. r4. and indeed, this does not work for dotted units of
completion. With \makerests 3/4 { c4. } you will get c4. r8 r4 which
fits worse into 6/8 than c4. r8 r r does.
> In case of 6/8 the base moment I think is (at least in most cases a
> dotted quarter, not a eigth note). Filling up bars with rests isn't
> maybee as trivial as I thought.
--
David Kastrup
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