Hi Jean,
Am Donnerstag, den 25.06.2020, 18:22 +0200 schrieb Jean Abou Samra:
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> > Hi all,
> > there's a method of harmonic analysis (»Bassstufen« in German)
> > thatworks by having numbers in a main layer plus option bass
> > figures ontop. There are at least two flavours or this analysis
> > markup: theoriginal one from the 18th century with bare numbers for
> > the basssteps, and at least one modern variant with additional
> > markup. Attachedyou'll find one example.
> > For a proper handling I need to combine this into *one* command
> > (theexample was created with separate Lyrics and BassFigures
> > contexts).
> > Is there a way to add arbitrary markup to bass figures or to add
> > bassfigures to markup (maybe the easier way round)? Of course I
> > know how toadd the music font numbers to a markup, but it would be
> > nice (and lesserror-prone) not having to reimplement LilyPond's
> > bass figuretypesetting.
> > Has anyone done that already? Thoughts?
> > BestUrs
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> Hi Urs,
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> Not exactly sure that's what you're looking for, but
> bass figures
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> can contain surprisingly complex expressions, including
> markups.
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> \figures {
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> <6 4 \markup { \vspace #1 \circle \number 5 }>
Hey, that looks promising - I didn't know that.Now I'd only need a way
to properly do the vertical alignment against the baseline of the
lowest markup:
\figures { <6 4 \markup { \circle \number 5 }> <3+ \markup { \circle
\number 6 }>}
Best
Urs
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> Best,
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> Jean
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