Hi all,
for the record:
Torsten from the german forum found a simple solution:
\version "2.16.2"
#(set-global-staff-size 30) % try different values
#(define-markup-command (harm-test layout props size) (number?)
(let ((pt (ly:output-def-lookup layout 'pt)))
(interpret-markup layout props
2013/3/21 David Rogers :
> Thomas Morley writes:
>
>> Best I can say: It works.
>> Though, in german I'd call this "Fischertechnik" (don't know if it's
>> understandable outside Germany, otoh, there's an english
>> wikipedia-article about it ...)
>
> North American writers use "Tinkertoy" to mean
Thomas Morley writes:
> Best I can say: It works.
> Though, in german I'd call this "Fischertechnik" (don't know if it's
> understandable outside Germany, otoh, there's an english
> wikipedia-article about it ...)
North American writers use "Tinkertoy" to mean the same thing. :)
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David R
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2013/3/16 Trevor Daniels :
[...]
> Does the example in
> http://www.lilypond.org/doc/v2.17/Documentation/notation/fonts#entire-document-fonts
> help?
>
> Trevor
A little, though:
Wanting to get a brace and a line having the same length in a markup,
I need to do some calculations, therefore I seem
Thomas Morley wrote Saturday, March 16, 2013 2:10 AM
> in the following markup I want draw-line to have the same Y-length as the
> brace.
>
> \version "2.16.2"
>
> factor = #0.175 % a rough estimation, and for default-staff-size only
> size = #40
>
> \markup {
>\left-brace #size
>
Hi,
in the following markup I want draw-line to have the same Y-length as the brace.
\version "2.16.2"
factor = #0.175 % a rough estimation, and for default-staff-size only
size = #40
\markup {
\left-brace #size
\translate #`(0 . ,(/ (* size factor) -2))
\draw-line #`(0
