Hi,
I'm just new to Lilypond, not a programing knower, but just trying to follow
some instructions on the forum so I can finally achieve really beautiful
scores in a not-too-easy but definitely intelligent way.
I wanted to make a curved glissando between two notes and this thread helped
me a lot
Hey Nathan
This is just the code developed in the thread plus more adjustable handles
for curveto:
% \version "2.17.13"
glissWidth = #0.175 %<< global variable for glissando width
#(define (path-gliss handle)
(lambda (grob)
(if (ly:stencil? (ly:line-spanner::print grob))
(let* ((s
Thanks a lot, Nathan! This will really works fine.
I just have one question now. I would very much appreciate if you could help
me with that.
I would like to have local control upon all the four variables of list
'curveto. With the set-arc function you created, I have control only upon
the two
Sorry, Nathan. I will try to make my point clearer.
*Firstly*, I got the code developed earlier in this thread and altered the
numbers of handles of path-gliss to four -- the original version came with
the values (list 'curveto 0 0 (first handle) (second handle)).
Here's my version of the code:
Good! I appreciate it, Nathan. It works like a charming, now.
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