Last modified: 2014-09-23 19:53:19 UTC
At ca-ws we have started creating musical scores and we have found out that when transcluding two pages into one, it is only possible to generate two independent audio files instead of one with the whole score. Example with two pages http://ca.wikisource.org/wiki/P%C3%A0gina%3A30_can%C3%A7ons_populars_catalanes_%281916%29.djvu/59 http://ca.wikisource.org/wiki/P%C3%A0gina%3A30_can%C3%A7ons_populars_catalanes_%281916%29.djvu/60 Transcluded score: http://ca.wikisource.org/wiki/Els_micalets_d%27Espanya Is there any way to combine multiple pages into a single file? I have tried to transclude each section independently, but I always get a wall of text with errors. Also interesting would be to give the user the option to save that lilypond file.
It can maybe be done with the same system as the follow="" feature of <ref> tags managed by Extension:Cite ( https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Cite/Cite.php#Merging_two_texts_into_a_single_reference_.28wikisource_issue.29 ). By example: <score name="AA">XX</score> Anything <score follow="AA">YY</score> would output the same things than <score>XX YY</score> Anything
The <noinclude> tag doesn't work between <score> tags, only if the line is preceded by the symbol '%' (commented line in lylipond), suggesting that the lilypond score is parsed before transclusion. If the "follow" solution is an option, it would be recommended to parse the score after page transclusion and not before.
Greg, wanted to cc you on this per http://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/wikitech-l/2013-May/069441.html and ask whether this is a blocker for publicizing Score. Thanks!
Its not possible to join the output of two scores and create one score/audio file of it, you can however create a new score with the contents of both, i.e.: https://test2.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:JanGerber/join are there other tags that can be joined like this? might be possible to get an idea how this could be done from them.
Sumana: not a blocker for publicizing, as this is going to be a enhancement that takes a while to complete (I'm guessing).
