Le mardi 14 mars 2023 à 06:54 -0600, Abraham Lee a écrit : > I hear you there. Any custom music font I'm aware of has a matching brace > font. So, my guess is that they are choosing Emmentaler deliberately, though > I suppose it's possible that someone just might not be aware that they need > to select the brace font explicitly. > > It's not difficult to mix and match fonts for groups of symbols (like clefs > or noteheads) within the same document, though, I'd expect the number of > users doing this to be far fewer than those using a single custom font for > everything. The mechanism isn't that obvious to someone who hasn't dabbled in > some Scheme. > > For example, if one wanted to register multiple fonts, here's what I've done > that worked very well for me when I was wildly into it (don't shame me, I'm > no Scheme expert lol): > > %<---------------------------------------------------- > > #(define-public (add-notation-font fontnode name music-str brace-str factor) > (begin > (add-music-fonts fontnode > name music-str brace-str > feta-design-size-mapping factor) > fontnode)) > > \paper { > #(define notation-fonts > (list > (list 'capriccio "capriccio" "emmentaler") > (list 'emmentaler "emmentaler" "emmentaler") > (list 'gonville "gonville" "gonville") > (list 'lilyjazz "lilyjazz" "lilyjazz") > (list 'mtf-arnold "mtf-arnold" "mtf-arnold") > (list 'mtf-beethoven "mtf-beethoven" "mtf-beethoven") > (list 'mtf-cadence "mtf-cadence" "mtf-cadence") > (list 'mtf-gutenberg "mtf-gutenberg1939" "mtf-gutenberg1939") > (list 'mtf-haydn "mtf-haydn" "mtf-haydn") > (list 'mtf-improviso "mtf-improviso" "mtf-improviso") > (list 'mtf-ross "mtf-ross" "mtf-ross") > (list 'mtf-scorlatti "mtf-scorlatti" "mtf-scorlatti") > )) > > #(begin > (for-each > (lambda (tup) > (add-notation-font fonts > (car tup) ; font identifier > (cadr tup) ; notation font > (caddr tup) ; brace font > (/ staff-height pt 20))) > notation-fonts)) > } > > %<---------------------------------------------------- > > Then, whenever the user wanted to change the font of a specific grob (like > Notehead), then all they'd need to do is use (for example) > > \override Notehead.font-family = #'gonville > > which, of course, can be done at the Score level or spontaneously mid-Score.
Well, the way I currently envision the new font system, it would break that Scheme code, but also make it trivial to achieve the same thing without Scheme code. Unifying `feta` and `fetaBraces` would therefore still allow selecting a different music font for your SystemStartBraces. What it would not directly allow is *also* changing the font that is used for `\markup \left-brace` and `\markup \right-brace`. Probably not a big problem. I'm not yet 100% sure that it will actually simplify things to unify feta and fetaBraces, but if it does, I think I'll submit it.
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