Hi,
2013/9/22 Amreg <am....@free.fr>:
> Description of the issue:
> LilyPond considers a bar as having the same shape and properties with
> respect to both of its sides (e.g. with respect to both surrounding
> measures). Unfortunately, this is not always true, but LilyPond does not
> provide a real way to address such a situation.
I agree that this is a problem. I suppose that it may be doable to
let lilypond look at the barline specified by the user and incorporate
it into barline definition, so that
\bar "||" \break \repeat volta 2 { ... }
would produce a double bar at the end of the line, and a repeat bar at
the beginning of next line. Other things would be probably
significantly more difficult.
Would you like to try implementing this?
> 2) Indications referring to rehearsal marks
>
> By "indications referring to rehearsal marks", I mean indications such as
> "To Coda", or "D.S. to Coda"; in other words, I'm not referring to the
> rehearsal mark (such as segno or coda) by itself, but on the indications
> that defer to it. [...]
It would be good to have smarter coda, segno etc. indications. We
could improve the situation a bit by introducing dedicated commands
that would produce them, and probably defining a new grob type. I
don't have time to do this, but if you'd like to try yourself, i could
probably provide some guidance.
best,
Janek
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