See
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-devel/2004-09/msg00209.html
As you can see, the functions to handle font encodings are still
missing (you didn't expect a development version to be bug-free,
did you?), but are on their way.
For the moment, it works for characters that have the same code in
ISO-8859-1 as in the T1 encoding used in the European Computer Modern
fonts.
/Mats
Pascal Legris wrote:
Le 21 sept. 04, à 07:04, Graham Percival a écrit :
On 20-Sep-04, at 1:50 AM, Pascal Legris wrote:
Le 19 sept. 04, à 22:24, Graham Percival a écrit :
On 18-Sep-04, at 8:58 PM, Benjamin Esham wrote:
When I run Lilypond on the file, the title is "Star Spangled
Banner"—where
the hyphen should be, there's only blank space approximately the
width of an
em dash
This might have been a bug. I just tried it in 2.3.18 and it worked.
It was a bug. It's OK with 2.3.18. But for some other characters
things become stange. Encoding does not correspond to ISO-8859-1. For
instance, the ° charcacter (char 176 in ISO-8859-1) is replaced whith
a ř (char 248 in ISO-8859-2).
By chance for me, the œ character (o and e) is found under the ÷.
copyright = { \copyright My Organization, inc. 2004 }
it does'nt works
It needed two \s.
See this file:
\header { title = "\\copyright Foo Bar"
subtitle="Foo-Bar"
}
{
c2
}
Also chance, \\oe does not give œ, but ff !
@+,
Pascal
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