Alle 16:51, sabato 20 novembre 2004, hai scritto:
> On Sat, 2004-11-20 at 05:25, Giancarlo Niccolai wrote:
> The code you'll need to work with is likely found in
> lily/tab-note-heads-engraver.cc.
There will also the need for some specific notation that is rendered only in
TabContexts, i.e.
c8 d\mf\tabS
would place the MF expression and render a upper S before the d note in the
tabulature, meaning "slide one tone". Being really cool, this would add a
portamento line in a score context, but it is not strictly necessary.
However, bending DO affect the score part:
c8 d d\tabB d\tabR
would place a tone bending before the first D in the tabulature (assigning it
a value of e in a staff context) and the second would make a release. The tab
would appare as i.e.
-----------------
-----------------
-----------------
-----------------
-3---5--B5--R5---
-----------------
But the score (and midi) should render (and play) an E instead of
the D which is the 5th key on the 5th string, as
c8 d e d
were entered.
Colud you give me some other direction in this senses:
1) best way to implement this at grammar level? Proposals:
1.1) \tabb semitone bending, \tabB tone bending, \tabs semitone slide etc.
1.2) \tabBendSemi semitone bending, \tabBendTone tone bending etc.
1.3) postfix symbol extensions, as i.e. c-^ does for caps, like i.e.
c-B c-R d-S to do a c tone bending, release and slide to D;
if this is good, is the trailing "-" a good separator or is
something else needed?
2) parser files, and command interpretation were to look at?
TIA.
Giancarlo Niccolai.
(BTW, I am sure I heard about you, Mr. Carl Sorensen elsewhere...)
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