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From: | Ralph Palmer |
Subject: | Re: Ossia problem - different timing |
Date: | Fri, 22 Jan 2016 09:54:38 -0500 |
Kevin Barry <address@hidden> writes:
Reverting does not depend on whether the override happened in a \with
_expression_ or with an explicit \override. However, the overrides in
context definitions and \with expressions _accumulate_ on the stack
while normal \override _replaces_ the topmost override.
So if you want to get back a _previous_ context-specific value (many
grob property values are just established as global defaults and are
impervious to reverting) through reverting, you need to use
\temporary\override instead of \override.
> 2) check what the default value is in the internals manual and use
> that as a value for an override
If there _is_ a default value, reverting should get you there.
Here is an example for accumulating overrides:
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David Kastrup
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