Again, thanks for "holding my hands" while searching for the cause; I
try to follow your suggestions precisely, but am not able to "start
thinking for myself" at the moment:
Am 12.12.22 um 22:57 schrieb Jean Abou Samra:
Yet another question.
Can you try this:
\markup \override #'(font-features . ("tnum" "cv47" "ss01")) {
\fontsize #-5 \number "6"
\fontsize #-5 \align-on-other #0 #0 \number "1" #0 \number "♯"
\fontsize #-5 \align-on-other #0 #0 \number "1" #0 \number "♭"
\fontsize #-5 \align-on-other #0 #0 \number "1" #0 \number "♮"
}
It's just the 4 markups that the bass figures end up printing.
You say that for you, \markup \override #'(font-encoding . fetaText)
"♯" works. This is essentially the same as \markup \number "♯".
I expect the above to fail and print the squares.
Yep.
You also said that it worked if one added <6!>, which translates to
\markup \fontsize #-5 \put-adjacent #0 #-1 \number "6" \pad-x #0.1
\number "♮"
Adding this makes everything appear correct.
What I would like to understand is the conditions that trigger the
problem. Can you try to remove things in those markups (also the font
features) and see what happens, and hopefully identify what exactly is
causing the issue?
This is minimal for triggering the error:
\version "2.23.10"
\markup {
\number "1" \number "♯"
}
Removing the "\number 1" turns the empty square into a sharp glyph.
Lukas
