Well, from your four examples, and from Han-Wen's remarks, it looks like
you will have to give up on using wordwrap: I think you will have to
produce each line of the text individually, given LilyPond's current
limitations.
If you define the lines in variables,
La = "this string is the first li
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Since you are the only one in the discussion who knows Hebrew,
maybe you can enlighten the rest of us what happens and what
you would like to happen, for example using some examples similar
to examples that Tom sent earlier.
the problem seems to be that \markup commands ar
Well I have to admit I only tried two of the examples
\markup {
this is normal text
\override #'(linewidth . 60)
\wordwrap {
"ABC cde"
}
works and gives me edc CBA but for a long lines it
keeps going off the page (no word wrap?)I gather the
override linewidth should be set to some
I was a busy beaver look at my other post for more
specifics on this.
I admit that I didn't test all the possibilites till
now but I hope it is clear enough now.
:)
Aaron
--- Mats Bengtsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Since you are the only one in the discussion who
> knows Hebrew,
> maybe you
>
> > but now why can't I use word wrap and justify?
>
> I don't usually read this list on the Web, I just
> read the mail that
> the list sends me -- and at this point I have lost
> track of your
> original post to the list.
>
fine I use mutt and use yahoo only for lilypond
because my private
> Did you try \justify-string or \wordwrap-string?
> See the example called markup-word-wrap.ly in the
> Regression
> Test document for version 2.7 to see what the
> different
> word wrapping commands do (though not for Hebrew).
Thats where I got the examples I used from
So far they don't work
Since you are the only one in the discussion who knows Hebrew,
maybe you can enlighten the rest of us what happens and what
you would like to happen, for example using some examples similar
to examples that Tom sent earlier.
/Mats
Aaron Mehl wrote:
Did you try \justify-string or \wordwrap
Did you try \justify-string or \wordwrap-string?
See the example called markup-word-wrap.ly in the Regression
Test document for version 2.7 to see what the different
word wrapping commands do (though not for Hebrew).
/Mats
Aaron Mehl wrote:
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Aaron Mehl wrote:
> but now why can't I use word wrap and justify?
I don't usually read this list on the Web, I just read the mail that
the list sends me -- and at this point I have lost track of your
original post to the list.
My mail client is plain-text only (Latin-1). Can you post a message
containing a \mar
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Aaron Mehl wrote:
>
> > but actually for each word the letters are in the
> > correct order but the words themselves go left to
> > right instead of right to left.
>
> With automatic text reversal, I would expect
> \markup { ONE TWO THREE }
> to produce
Aaron Mehl wrote:
> but actually for each word the letters are in the
> correct order but the words themselves go left to
> right instead of right to left.
With automatic text reversal, I would expect
\markup { ONE TWO THREE }
to produce
ENO OWT EERHT
But, with a pair of quot
> the text layout is handled by Pango, so I guess it's
> a matter of passing
> the right options to Pango. I can look into it as a
> sponsored feature,
> if you like.
yes
how much would it cost?
Aarn
but actually for each word the letters are in the
correct order but the words themselves go le
Aaron Mehl wrote:
Hi again,
I got the markup of text below the staff to work, but
the hebrew is backwards, ouch.
Is there a specific command I must type to get the
text to bidi correctly?
Hi,
the text layout is handled by Pango, so I guess it's a matter of passing
the right options to Pango
Hi again,
I got the markup of text below the staff to work, but
the hebrew is backwards, ouch.
Is there a specific command I must type to get the
text to bidi correctly?
Thanks
Aaron
If an example is needed I can send a png, I am not
sure how large attachments the list permits so I am
leaving i
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