Re: Override note properties in markup,note or rhythm

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Got it. Now I think I agree with you this is better how it is.

Thank you again :)
Tomasz

W dniu 22.01.2023 o 17:46, Jean Abou Samra pisze:
> Le 22/01/2023 à 14:11, | || | | a écrit :
> > Thank you for the really comprehensive answer! You solved a few other 
> > problems I was struggling with in the process.
> >
> > I don't get why this kind of diversity with overriding properties 
> > would have any purpose for a user. I mean, I see there are different 
> > sizes of notes between general score and tempo, but it's only that.
>
>
>
> If I use, say, \easyHeadsOn or \aikenHeads in the main music, I
> definitely don't want this to also occur in the tempo indication,
> it would just make no sense. That is the reason why \rhythm
> is intentionally not influenced by the main music or the usual
> forms of a \layout block, but has its own places to define 
> customizations,
> the body of the \rhythm argument and the StandaloneRhythm...
> contexts in \layout.
>
> The difference between \note and \rhythm is a bit more arbitrary:
> \note is the historical command while \rhythm is new in 2.24
> and more flexible. Arguably, it would make sense for \tempo
> to internally use \rhythm so that changing properties in 
> StandaloneRhythm...
> would affect it.
>
> Jean