Dear Joram,
thanks for Your explanation!
It is for a global variable.
Instead of writing
global = { \time 4/4 s1*4 \time 3/2 s2.*3 }
I can do
global = { \fourquarterbarskip #4 \threequarterbarskip #3 }
If You have a lot of bar changes, I think, it means fewer key-strokes.
Off course I should find shorter commands, but this is not the problem.
Again: thanks to You and David!
> Dear Stefan,
>
> #(cons … ) is already scheme. There is no need for the $ in it:
>
> fourquarterBarrest = #(define-music-function (parser location x) (number?)
> #{ % in der folgenden Zeile Lilypondcode eingeben
> \scaleDurations #(cons x 1) { s1 }
> #})
>
> Two other questions:
> 1) Is it on purpose that you put the \time 4/4 in there?
> 2) What should the function do more than a simple s1*5?
>
> Cheers,
> Joram
>
>
>
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