Aww, i was so proud of this code...
:-)
Frankly, i don't think we will gain anything from defining a global value. The algorithm i wrote is a bit complicated, but i thinks is easier to understand than what you suggest (if i understood your suggestion correctly). It keeps things in one place instead of values flying all around (at least that's how i see it).
Just to make it clear: Let's call my hypothetical variable `line-height'. Then we would have in file `feta-noteheads11.mf' the line line-height := 10 in file `feta-noteheads13.mf' the line line-height := 15 etc. (the values are just for demonstration purposes). Not really complicated or confusing IMHO. Just imagine that your algorithm yields the value 13 for size 13, but you want to use 15 since this looks better. How would you deal with that? Add another exception to your algorithm, or redesign it completely? My concern is that the algorithm decides how the value should look like, instead of doing the opposite... http://codereview.appspot.com/4748044/ _______________________________________________ lilypond-devel mailing list lilypond-devel@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-devel
