Ok :o\
So, for the moment, "sed -i [...] lyrics.ily" is the best solution.
Thanks anyway !
Bertrand
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> Only common "f" ligatures work in gedit : ff, fi, fl, ffi, ffl, ffj,
> fj. st, ſt, ct, ſh, ſi, ſl, ſſ and sp don't work.
Normally, such old-fashioned ligatures are disabled and have to be
explicitly switched on by selecting a proper OpenType feature.
Cf. the `liga' (standard ligatures), `clig'
On 20 March 2011 01:02, Bertrand Bordage wrote:
>
> Thanks for your response ! I'll have a look at Pango to find a good
> solution.
> Only common "f" ligatures work in gedit : ff, fi, fl, ffi, ffl, ffj, fj.
> st, ſt, ct, ſh, ſi, ſl, ſſ and sp don't work.
IIUC LilyPond (Pango?) does not have OpenT
Thanks for your response ! I'll have a look at Pango to find a good
solution.
Only common "f" ligatures work in gedit : ff, fi, fl, ffi, ffl, ffj, fj.
st, ſt, ct, ſh, ſi, ſl, ſſ and sp don't work.
Regards,
Bertrand
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On Wed, Mar 16, 2011 at 7:53 PM, Bertrand Bordage
wrote:
> I noticed LilyPond only support two text ligatures : fi and fl. Just as
> "Century Schoolbook".
> I am using a font that support several ligatures : ſt, ct, Th, sp, etc.
> For now I copy/paste when I meet these ligatures.
> There is undoub
Hello,
I noticed LilyPond only support two text ligatures : fi and fl. Just as
"Century Schoolbook".
I am using a font that support several ligatures : ſt, ct, Th, sp, etc.
For now I copy/paste when I meet these ligatures.
There is undoubtly a best way to achieve this, as fi & fl work. But I can't
