Hi,
how many glyphs are you planning to add? If your project is going to
become a font with many dozens of glyphs over time, you could add new .mf
files, just as the parmesan font does for ancient notation. If you grep
for the string "parmesan" on all files in the mf directory, you will see
which files you have to add/modify in order to add a completely new font.
For note head selection from evaluating the style property, you have to
extend function note-head::calc-glyph-name in file scm/output-lib.scm
properly. Similarly, for clefs, you have to extend scm/parser-clef.scm.
Selection of glyphs of other grob types (e.g. accidentals) is currently
still done directly in the c++ code (e.g. lily/accidental.cc); though, on
the long term, this code should probably also be replaced by scheme code.
Greetings,
Juergen
On Fri, 9 Jun 2006, "Johannes Sch�pfer" wrote:
hi all,
please excuse my lousy english.
i would like to design a handwritten music font for lilypond based on
"the art of music copying" by clinton roemer.
would a modyfied feta-bolletjes.mf make sense to you to have a look at it?
regards,
johnny
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