On Monday, January 21, 2008, at 04:13AM, "Kieren MacMillan" <address@hidden> wrote:
Hi James,
forbid_line_engraver did the trick
Yeah!! I didn't even know about this one...
Thanks!
Kostia: I've attached my reformatted version of the shortened version
of your code, applying James's tip. Notice that I abstracted all of
the music into variables, declared before the \score block. I also
moved all of the engraver \remove-ing code to the \layout block -- if
you need those engravers in *other* Staff or Voice contexts (which
aren't currently in the, then you'll need to add them back in, or
move the \remove code *back* to where you originally had them (i.e.,
inside the \score block, where the Staff or Voice is actually
instantiated).
Hope this helps!
Kieren.
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You know, I thought about abstracting the music as well, it's really difficult
to read when it isn't, but I didn't want to change too much so the OP could
understand what was going on. For what it's worth, the more I actually *read*
the lilypond manuals, the more I believe that everything is possible in the
program.
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