s approach has some advantages and some
drawbacks.
Tobias
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> Tobias Schlemmer wrote:
> > work. Unfortunately I do not know, if the tex backend honours the
> > produced text metrics.
>
> It should. As the tex backend just takes the metrics from the result of
> running the texstr file, lily doesn't care about what encoding
d, if that library is not installed, but
it does not get into the dependencies.
² I have implemented it only for \linewidth yet, but from MusixTeX I
know that it is possible to get the needed information directly from
TeX and LaTeX.
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> tell LilyPond to use that wherever you wish.
Really? Does this mean, I can use the MusixTeX fonts?
I like these 8th flags.
What do I have to do?
Tobias
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cm)
Could you please make them public or tell me about replacements
please?
Tobias.
P.S.: I'm planning to make the chord naming public when I'm ready to use
it in an easy way.
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cript that calls LaTeX to compute the dimensions.
There might be another solution for you to correct the output. Take a
look at what Chinese or Japanese lilypond users have done.
Tobias
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I've been getting these messages for years. The only solution for this
is to use a similar input _AND_ output encoding mechanism as LaTeX.
I think the easiest way would be to use tex for this issue.
Tobias
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Schlemmer / Agr
t least in German song books.
Sometimes it is also set like the following:
{ repeat text 1 }
text before repeat { } ending 1 ending 2 text after repeat
{ repeat text 2 }
Tobias
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eutsch.ly the nice Text output Faccidentals-1m instead of F#m),
please send it to me personally. If not I'll have to wait until
September, when I'll be home and can better upgrade.
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But it seems to me a little bit difficult to make such decitions
automagically, because Lily had to know, which staves belong together in
that way.
Perhaps Lily could issue some typesetting warnings if it thinks that the
notation is not unified, so the user is advised to limit the scope of
c{a}},
> for instance. How do I do that within a .ly file so that \lilypondfile will
> place the command intact into the corresponding lily-xxx.tex file?
Try using:
"\\textcircled{\\textsc{a}}"
(including quotes).
Tobias
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