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Re: incipit in 2.12: some remarks
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Stefan Waler |
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Re: incipit in 2.12: some remarks |
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Sun, 28 Dec 2008 14:14:51 +0100 |
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Thunderbird 2.0.0.18 (Windows/20081105) |
Trevor Daniels wrote:
Yes, unfortunately there is no one in the doc team that has the
knowledge and/or time to write this section at the moment. Would you be
interested in preparing some text for this?
A few paragraphs of straight text and a couple of examples
sent to me would be fine.
Hmmm, I could do this but I don't know what the reasons were for
removing the existing documentation?
Would it mean just referring to the snippets or print the whole incipit
function once again in the documentation?
I don't think the incipit function in the snippet titled "Incipit"
actually sets the neomensural style itself - this
seems to be set in the music supplied to the function. So using
\override Rest #'style = #'neomensural
in the music should work. I'll see if I can fix this.
No, I don't think it's part of the music - there's nothing about it.
Maybe it's achieved by this instruction in the incipit function:
'context-type 'MensuralStaff
(BTW, I was slightly too quick here in my last posting - the style for
notes and time signature is *mensural*, not neomensural.)
But this wouldn't explain why the style for the rests is wrong.
If you fix this: do you think it's easily possible to remove the
horizontal spacing for any durations? In mensural notation you would
never let any space for rests or longer notes etc. (also means that the
individual staffs should be independent of each other in this regard)
There are still some issues with incipits, I believe, so this
snippet should be regarded as just a possible approach. For the same
reasons this will probably not be included as a standard function.
OK - but given the two issues above are fixed, it's a 99.9% approach :-)
Anyway, I can live with that.
Stefan