Hans Aberg wrote:
On 1 Feb 2009, at 13:07, Graham Breed wrote:
You can use any glyph, or string of glyphs, you have in a font. I
haven't seen a mention here of such a font being available.
Didn't you work with MicroABC? A quick search gave this page
http://anamnese.online.fr/site2/index.php?page=abc_perse
(Click on the "English version" button to see the text.)
I've done a bit with it. That link isn't MicroABC, it's a
different tool for use with abcm2ps. But it'll likely be
compatible with Lilypond as both use PostScript.
I think that koron and sori may not be in Unicode, which LilyPond uses
for fonts. So some special implementation might be needed.
There'll be a code point in the font file. You can get it
using FontForge (which I had to use for Sagittal because the
Unicode mapping is wrong for some reason I may have been
told about but forgot). Another thing Hudson Lacerda (the
author of MicroABC) told me is that you can get PostScript
code for a glyph from FontForge. That might be useful as
some of the hacks in this thread have involved coding
PostScript directly.
If you're designing a Unicode font there's a private use
area for characters without an official code point.
Graham
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