Kieren MacMillan writes:
> Hi David,
>
>> As long as you refuse to answer the question I have repeated
>> at least 3 times by now, there is no implementable specification.
>>
>> You have again _completely_ failed to specify what you actually expect
>> self-alignment-X to do over its range of val
Hi David,
> As long as you refuse to answer the question I have repeated
> at least 3 times by now, there is no implementable specification.
>
> You have again _completely_ failed to specify what you actually expect
> self-alignment-X to do over its range of values in the context of \dynText .
I
Kieren MacMillan writes:
> Hi David,
>
>> you still fail to specify _what_ you actually want.
>
> Sigh. I have specified exactly what I want. Several times. I'll do it
> again, in yet another wording, hoping you find this more clear:
I give up. As long as you refuse to answer the question I hav
Hi David,
> you still fail to specify _what_ you actually want.
Sigh. I have specified exactly what I want. Several times. I'll do it again, in
yet another wording, hoping you find this more clear:
1. I want a function which combines text and dynamics (as both \dynamic and
\dynText do).
2. I
Kieren MacMillan writes:
> Hi David,
>
> I have no idea how you actually call "seems to work",
>
> namely just _how_ you want self-alignment-X to get factored in,
>
> considering that the whole point of the dynText function is
> to figure out an alignment yielding a text-dependent reference p
Hello David (et al.),
> Using the edition-engraver, I'd like to set self-alignment-X = #RIGHT (which
> would allow the note spacing to normalize) and then use either X-offset or
> extra-offset to nudge the dynamic back to the right (to approximate the
> "proper" alignment). If I can do that, th
Hi David,
> I have no idea how you actually call "seems to work",
> namely just _how_ you want self-alignment-X to get factored in,
> considering that the whole point of the dynText function is
> to figure out an alignment yielding a text-dependent reference point.
Sorry I haven't been clear.
He
Kieren MacMillan writes:
> Hi David (et al.),
>
>>> Can \dynText or similar be fashioned in such a way that leaves open
>>> the possibility of [effectively] tweaking the grob later in the
>>> process?
>>
>> I repeat: If you want self-alignment-X to be heeded in there in some
>> manner, you need
Hi David (et al.),
>> Can \dynText or similar be fashioned in such a way that leaves open
>> the possibility of [effectively] tweaking the grob later in the
>> process?
>
> I repeat: If you want self-alignment-X to be heeded in there in some
> manner, you need to incorporate it in the callback fo
Kieren MacMillan writes:
> Hi David,
>
>> The tweak applies fine but self-alignment-X is consulted in the normal
>> callback for X-offset which has been replaced by a callback using the
>> formula (- 1 (/ width 2)) . If you want self-alignment-X to be heeded
>> in there in some manner, you need
Hi David,
> The tweak applies fine but self-alignment-X is consulted in the normal
> callback for X-offset which has been replaced by a callback using the
> formula (- 1 (/ width 2)) . If you want self-alignment-X to be heeded
> in there in some manner, you need to incorporate it in the callback
Kieren MacMillan writes:
>
> In the snippet below, I want to tweak a dynamic grob created using Shevek's
> dynText function (cf.
> http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-user/2017-07/msg00043.html). But
> unfortunately, tweaks don't seem to affect it.
>
> How can I change the function such
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