> I think that's not right. E.g. in Hungarian tradition extender lines are
> rarely used, because melismata are indicated by the slurs. So the user must
> be able to disable this feature (if it would be the default).
Of course, I was speaking only of the engraving rules I know about, which
are Eng
> As far as I can see, there should be a __ at the
> end of every
> word.
I think that's not right. E.g. in Hungarian tradition extender lines are
rarely used, because melismata are indicated by the slurs. So the user must
be able to disable this feature (if it would be the default).
Greetings,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> > No, what you're seeing is legacy stuff. If you're willing to spend
> > some time coding, I'll gladly take on patches that fix this.
>
> If you can give me some pointers, I will. Since I don't know Python,
> barely know C++ (but I know C very well) nor Scheme (but I kn
> No, what you're seeing is legacy stuff. If you're willing to spend
> some time coding, I'll gladly take on patches that fix this.
If you can give me some pointers, I will. Since I don't know Python,
barely know C++ (but I know C very well) nor Scheme (but I know elisp
quite well) I may be a bit
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Am I missing something important about lyric typesetting? If not, the
> above scheme would seem to be very easy to implement, and save quite a lot
> of typing.
No, what you're seeing is legacy stuff. If you're willing to spend
some time coding, I'll gladly take on patch
I've just been entering lyrics for a song, and I've come up with a puzzle:
what is the point of -- and __ ? As far as I can see, there should be a --
between every pair of syllables in a word, and a __ at the end of every
word. Hyphen (-) at the end of a syllable is unnecessary AFAICS.
Of course,
