Hi Pedro,
I've now looked into the code, and the issue is the following
\loadPackage \with {
option = "B"
} local
will set the option correctly, but only *after* loading the
package. This means the option is available within your test.ly
file after loading the package. This is basically a shorthand for
loading the package and *then* configuring it.
What is currently not possible is setting the option in a way
that the package itself can make use of it. This is exactly the
issue I referenced (only that I had only noticed it on the
*module* level). So what is needed is basically a workaround
similar to what you did, but it should be done in oll-core, not by
an individual package.
I hope this can be fixed rather soon (it shouldn't be that hard
but I currently have to restrain myself from diving into such
issues).
Urs
Am 30.03.19 um 23:45 schrieb Pedro
Pessoa:
Hello,
I'm trying to use OLL infrastructure to organize my local toolset. I'm
mostly trying to mimic the structure of other packages and modules. I've an
aparently working package called 'local', where I intend to put all my
personal tools as modules/submodules.
I'm currently having an apparently simple problem dealing with options.
The option I set on the loadPackage or loadModule "\with" does not take
precedence over the value used in register the options.
Eg:
%%% file: local/package.ily
\include "oll-core/package.ily"
\registerOption local.option "A"
#(display (getOption '(local option)))
%%% end
%%% file: whatever/project.ly
\include "oll-core/package.ily"
\loadPackage \with {
option = "B"
} local
%%% end
-- Outputs: "A"
I've came up with a workaround, but then I tought that is most likely I just
don't know how to proper handle it. "\registerDefaultOpt" is a simple
function that only register the value if the option is unregistered.
%%% file: local/package.ily
\include "oll-core/package.ily"
\registerDefaultOpt local.option "A"
#(display (getOption '(local option)))
%%% end
%%% file: whatever/project.ly
\include "oll-core/package.ily"
\registerOption local.option "B"
\loadPackage local
%%% end
-- Outputs: "B"
So the question is: how to properly handle this?
Cheers,
-- Pedro Pessoa
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