One common approach when combining a right-to-left language with
left-to-right musical notation is to render each syllable of the lyrics
right-to-left but have the overall flow of the music left-to-right. I
haven't tried this with any of the stuff that I've done (I present the
lyrics in transl
I haven't seen a response to this. I accomplish this by using a
slightly different score structure for my midi output than for the pdf
output. In the midi output you can implement accel and rit by simply
changing tempo. You can also deal with unfolding DS, DC, to Coda, etc.
Mark Polesky wro
Understood. I was just making an observation for those who might expect
greater consistency. I know that I was surprised the first time that I
saw that kind of inconsistency.
On Tue, 2006-12-19 at 23:22 +0100, Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
> They are not meant to port well; we're interested in change
Han-Wen,
If you overlay the two images, all you need is to display the pixels
that are different in a different color. We used that approach when
testing regressions in the Motif toolkit back in '93/'94. It is very
valuable. The tool actually let you display new, old and overlay. The
overlay w
Han-Wen,
GuitarTab, BassGuitarTab certainly make sense. I haven't seen tab for
twelve string, but it might be out there. It certainly won't hurt to
have it. 5 string basses are common enough that you might want to
handle those explicitly. I would not bother with 6 strings (or more)
basses or 7
Dave,
It will box the next molecule. Certainly a quoted string qualifies.
More complicated things can too. For example:
\markup \box \column << { "string 1" } { "string 2" } >>
Will put a box around the whole construct, something like this:
+--+
| string 1 |
| string 2 |
+--+
Han-Wen,
I believe you that it would be easy if I were much better at scheme than
I am. At my level of expertise at lisp-like languages, I would put it
at possible rather than easy. I'll take a poke at it and see if
anything useful falls out.
Dick
On Mon, 2003-06-30 at 21:12, Han-Wen Nienhuys
The example in boxed-molecule.ly does not use the new macro (at least in
1.7.22).
I'd be interested in examples of how to use that macro. Especially to
see if I can wire it into markup. I'd like to draw boxes around parts
of a text markup.
Dick
On Sun, 2003-06-29 at 16:59, Mats Bengtsson wrote
