>
> Jan,
>
Fair enough the scans show your point, though there is other music I know
that has the asymmetric glyph for upbow and I do think the glyph I'm
proposing better matches the stroking on the downbow.
That matter of taste aside, the problem I'm having - while trying to typeset
chamber musi
Neil Puttock wrote Tuesday, September 08, 2009 12:01 AM
2009/9/7 Trevor Daniels :
The relative positioning of script objects
is controlled by the 'script-priority property.
By default this left unspecified for most
articulations (including bowing commands) and set
to 100 for Fingering. So we
Trevor,
Thanks that solved it. I just added
(script-priority . 2000)
to upbow and downbow in script.scm (which is
in \usr\share\lilypond\current\scm in my Windows installation). This now
gives the typical behavior, but my .ly files won't be as portable as they
could be.
Now if someone just knew
2009/9/7 Trevor Daniels :
> The relative positioning of script objects
> is controlled by the 'script-priority property.
> By default this left unspecified for most
> articulations (including bowing commands) and set
> to 100 for Fingering. So we need to set it to
> something greater than 100 for
John Ervin wrote Monday, September 07, 2009 10:32 PM
When writing bowing marks on notes that have fingering with
Lilypond, I'm
always getting the bowing mark close to the note and the fingering
above
that bow mark.
Using:
d''4-2\upbow
or say
d''4^\markup { \finger 2}\upbow
This is rather
