Hey all,
I'd like to be able to call some rare accidentals by their own note names. For
example "ceseses" should result in a triple flatted note c. I found a very
useful snippet: http://lsr.dsi.unimi.it/LSR/Snippet?id=784. I just added three
lines to test the new note name and it basically works (here I kept the old
variable names.):
#(define-public TRIPLE-FLAT -15/10)
arrowedPitchNames = #'(
(ceseses . ,(ly:make-pitch -1 0 TRIPLE-FLAT))
; […]
)
arrowGlyphs = #'(
; […]
(,TRIPLE-FLAT . "accidentals.flatflat")
)
{
ceseses'
}
Not surprisingly the result is a double flat sign. LilyPond does not have a
glyph for a triple flat (probably because it's so rare), so I tried to combine
accidentals in a couple of ways but none of them were sucessful, e.g.:
(,TRIPLE-FLAT . ("accidentals.flat" "accidentals.flatflat"))
So is it possible at all to associate several values to one key in scheme? It
probably is. I guess I simply defined a list in a list which leads to an
error. But what would be the right way to define a combination of several
accidental glyphs for a new note name?
Thanks for your help!
patrick
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