2007/8/10, Neil Puttock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi Valentin, Hi Neil, I'd never expect that so much people would read my mail :)
> I've been messing around with RehearsalMark, and this seems to produce the > kind of output you're after: > Unfortunately it's pretty much useless, since it will only print out 4/4, > whatever the time signature. Perhaps someone with better knowledge of > LilyPond's internals can point to a solution for this? Not only does it print 4/4, but it also requires that you specify \mark \default whenever you change the time signature (maybe this could be solved with a simple Scheme function though). What would be really cool is if the Marks were automatically added whenever the time_fraction changes. I've been looking (more like staring for hours) at time-signature-engraver.cc, trying to understand how the grob is created, but this is waaay beyond my current knowledges. The only workaround I can imagine would be to use Scheme to override the \time command, and maybe print the results of ly:moment-main-denominator and ly:moment-main-numerator to get a "fake" time signature, but then again I haven't got -yet- the necessary skills to achieve this. > If it is possible, however, there's another problem if you're using frenched > staves - you'd have to move both the Mark_engraver and > Staff_collecting_engraver to the Staff context, which will conflict with > \RemoveEmptyStaffContext. Noted, thank you. Regards, Valentin _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
