Thanks for that, Andrew. Your suggestion and my own continued thinking made
me realize that scoping and evaluation order were the challenges I was
facing.
Scoping is tricky because I'm outside the usual scopes--Score, Staff and
Voice. But I am in a book (or bookpart) and so can set a property in t
Hi Emilio,
Something like this can be adapted to your need?
Andrew
\version "2.19.81"
% simple debug print
#(define (dbg . args)
"Simple debug console print."
(cond
((not (null? args))
(display (car args))
(display " ")
(apply dbg (cdr args)))
(else (newline))
This one's a little odd, I admit, but it would come in handy to me.
Suppose I had two markup blocks at the top level of a document--i.e., not in
a score. Is there a way to set something like a context property outside the
markup blocks but used inside them?
Here's a contrived pseudo-example:
\se
