Carl D. Sorensen writes:
> If I wanted to use a single bezier, it seems to me that I'd need to add
> a bezier procedure to output-*.scm.
Yes, in -tex and -ps.
> I don't think I'd need to make any
> changes to lookup.cc, unless I wanted to access beziers from c++
> routines. Am I reading this co
Jan Nieuwenhuizen writes:
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> Carl D. Sorensen writes:
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> > I'm trying to get a bezier-sandwich out from scheme as part of my
> > chord-diagram markup.
>
> Two beziers, with rounded corners and filled area, is that
> really what you need?
No. One bezier would do me, but there isn't a s
Carl D. Sorensen writes:
> I'm trying to get a bezier-sandwich out from scheme as part of my
> chord-diagram markup.
Two beziers, with rounded corners and filled area, is that really what
you need?
> '(bezier-sandwich ((6 . 0) (0 . 0) (1.5 . 0.9) (4.5 . 0.9) (6
> . 0) (0 . 0) (1.5 . 1.
I'm trying to get a bezier-sandwich out from scheme as part of my
chord-diagram markup.
I found the bezier-sandwich procedure in scm/ouptut-ps.scm. I found an
example of the bezier-sandwich expression contents in lily/lookup.cc.
Based on this, I tried the following:
#(def-markup-command (bezier-
