I have an announcement to make: I'm an idiot.
In my defense, nobody *else* pointed out that \tweak was
*invented* for customizing engraving of the next object in the
input stream, as opposed to \override. The following lines fix
the "how do I backwards in time" problem:
'tweaks
(list (cons (quote X-offset) -1))This version of the files now do the following: - commands are placed after the note they belong to -- ie \pdolce behaves just like \p. Except for the "dolce" part. :) - commands use the correct amount of horizontal space. - the resulting object is (mostly) centered with the dynamic under the notehead. Thoughts about improving this would be appreciated. - it still only does /dynamic/ /string/ marks, and I think I'll leave it that way. As Kieren pointed out, this reduces the number of possible misunderstandings when musicians read music, and I'm all about reducing misunderstandings. Cheers, - Graham
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