Carl Sorensen Friday, August 07, 2009 2:49 PM
The generic approach has now been pushed to git
247f0b6d46fd8f3253a99f95a70ce14345daa5f9
There's a generic styledNoteHeads music function that applies a
note style
to music whether or not it's in a chord construct.
Carl, I am part-way through documenting this, and
in developing an example I realised this music
function like all music functions is a prefix
operator. Applied to a sequence of notes like
\xNote { e f }
it's fine, but
c d\xNote e f
causes the following e to take a crossed head, not
the preceding d. Same in chords - in
< g \xNote c f >
it's the c note head that is crossed. Furthermore,
in chords it's actually an error to enclose the c
in braces.
I don't have a suggestion to make, but I do think
this might be confusing, especially as \harmonic
in chords is postfix. It is, of course, identical
in action to the \tweak command, which is also a
prefix operator. What do you think? I'd welcome
other comments too before I proceed with the
documentation.
Trevor
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