Re: book parts and page breaks

[Francesco Petrogalli]

Hi,
I have attached a set of .ly file that illustrate what I am doing.

I would like to have multiple exercise under the same "section", which
I am now rendering as \bookpart. As I said, I'd like to avoid the page
break between 'sections'. I tried to use the \header command inside
the \score command, but this would require to have multiple staves in
the same \score, and unless I am missing something in the way scores
are handles, the only way to have moltiple staves in a score is to
render them together as in a piano/orchestral part, which I don't want
because I want each exercise to be a single entity.

I hope I made my point clear now, thanks for any help!

Francesco


On Sun, Mar 15, 2015 at 1:42 PM, Simon Albrecht <address@hidden> wrote:
> Am 15.03.2015 um 14:23 schrieb Francesco Petrogalli:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> is there a way to avoid page breaks when creating a new \bookpart?
>
> No, there isn’t. Actually, having a page break inbetween is most of the
> point of having multiple bookparts. What’s more, each bookpart may have its
> own \paper block, whose settings can only be applied if the bo
>>
>> I am writing a book of exercises, and each book part consists of
>> multiple exercises, each exercise is rendered within a \score. I am
>> not sure this is the optimal subdivision for a book of exercises, does
>> anybody have experience with such layout?
>
> Sounds like the standard way to solve such a task. What is it that makes you
> doubt?
> If it’s unclear still, please tell us more on what you are doing and why
> that way: why do you use bookparts? It’s always helpful to attach a
> (compilable!) .ly file, also with output (pdf or png).
>
> Yours, Simon

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