[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> (def-grob-description Accidental
> "Perhaps a documentation for that here"
> ;; first, the (meta (interface . (...))) field:
> (item-interface accidental-interface font-interface)
> ;; then, other field definitions:
> (molecule-callback Accidental_interface::b
> > . The final `delimiter' (the small vertical bar) must have a
> > greater horizontal offset. I suggest to move it one notehead
> > width to the right.
>
> Hmm, maybe a half notehead width is better...
And the `8va' string should be slight offset to the left also.
Attached are images and
Look at this input and the attached image:
\context Staff \notes \relative c' {
r16 e\rest c[( d r e]) c[( d e\rest e])
}
The second `e\rest' doesn't work to change the vertical position.
I've already reported this a more than a year ago...
Werner
<>
Tue, 13 Jan 2004 13:58:44 +0100, Han-Wen a dit :
> [...]
> However, a newbie like me finds it a little confusing when functions
> and macros follow similar naming conventions. I would propose some
> kind of naming scheme, such that you can tell whether a symbol
> represents a macro or a func
Hello list.
Is it possible to specify where the 3 on a triplet should go? I have a
triplet with the stems pointing up and a slur below. The number 3
should also go below the noteheads, but above the slur, to duplicate the
original. I cannot find a way to set this property on a tuplet.
Thank
To all those with CVS access: the input/bugs/ directory is deprecated.
Do not put any stuff in that directory.
Bugs should either be
* fixed
or
* documented in the manual
input/bugs/ falls under neither category.
--
Han-Wen Nienhuys | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://www.xs4all.nl/~han
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> While the +8va and +15ma octavation works OK, it fails for 8va bassa
> (15ma bassa is nonsense; this doesn't exist). It must be always below
> the staff and never above.
This is fixed. I'm leaving the 15ma bassa for the freaks. :-)
> Secondly, a (global) parameter
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I don't know much about scheme coding style and habits. However, in,
> say, Common Lisp, it is not bad style to have both macros and
> functions, as they achieve different purposes.
> [..]
> which is less eleguant. You can *always* do without macros (eh, very
> few lang
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> . Octavation lines must have a minimum distance from the staff lines;
> I suggest to use 1.2 times the distance between two lines in a
> staff.
Fixed.
> . Another problem is that currently we get the following for
> octavation lines broken across systems:
>
>
thx, fixed mftrace CVS.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> > > Using mftrace 1.0.19, pfaedit CVS from 2004-01-11 08:28, the slant in
> > > cmbxti10.pfb has the wrong sign. It must be -14 degrees, not +14.
> >
> > Huh? Your letters are slanted in the wrong direction?
>
> No. The `/ItalicAngle' entry
> . The final `delimiter' (the small vertical bar) must have a greater
> horizontal offset. I suggest to move it one notehead width to the
> right.
Hmm, maybe a half notehead width is better...
Werner
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