Re: solfege display for tie & slur (re-submit to list)

[MING TSANG]

James:  thank you for the email.

Thomas: Is it possible to modify 'solfege-engraver' not display / print tied-to-notes? 

Emmanuel,

Ming.

On Wednesday, July 2, 2014 8:41:13 AM, James <address@hidden> wrote:

On 02/07/14 13:34, MING TSANG wrote:

Hi, Colin:

Thank you for you email.

I don't remember who the author of 'solfege-engraver' is? By re-submit to the list again I hope the author will see this and be able to update it if it is possible.

Emmanuel,

Ming

http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-user/2014-04/msg00450.html

Thomas Morely?

James

On Monday, June 30, 2014 11:01:34 PM, Colin Campbell <address@hidden> wrote:

On 14-06-30 07:39 PM, MING TSANG wrote:

Hi, Colin:
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Thank you for the suggestion. But I want to preserve what is code in the staff. I do not want  to display second ⓢ and third ⓢ  above the staff (the same way midi track just extend the beats without playing it). The same for second  ⓕ.  I want to retain the ⓡ because it is a slur (just as midi will play it).

"ⓓ" "ⓡ" "ⓜ" "ⓕ" "ⓢ" "ⓛ" "ⓣ"

Emmanuel,

Ming

Sorry about that, Ming! I hadn't read your original message properly. As you seem to be modifying a scheme snippet, perhaps you can find a way to trigger the solfege only on a pitch change. I'm thinking of something like \set chordChanges = ##t in a ChordNames context. Can you get in touch with the snippet author?

HTH,

Colin

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