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Re: How to detect SpanBar from inside a make-bar-line definition?
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Dan Eble |
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Re: How to detect SpanBar from inside a make-bar-line definition? |
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Wed, 13 Mar 2024 21:31:33 -0400 |
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On 2024-03-13 20:09, Thomas Morley wrote:
I don't understand what you propose.
My advice was general software-design advice based on a hasty
consideration of your post, so I'm not really surprised.
To give a different example, let's look at make-dotted-bar-line (afaik
it's your code).
There you have a `making-span-bar?'-condition, obviously you want a
span bar a little different than bar line.
Yes, I remember that there were cases where the dashes didn't meet well,
but I don't remember the details.
a) If I implement (pretty-print grob) there, I always get BarLine,
never something else, regardless where I place that.
In that case, I think you will need to pass more information into the
function from above or find a heuristic that works better.
c) the condition itself may fail, see
/input/regression/non-centered-bar-lines.ly for an example, or try to
set bar-extent to an interval not crossing zero.
That's why the comments call it a heuristic.
Because of b) I tried to patch make-dotted-bar-line, alas I found no
condition to apply the patched functionality to span bars only.
Thus I ask if there is such a condition at all. Or how it could be coded.
I'm not sure, and I have to be very motivated to read Scheme, which I am
not at the moment. Sorry.
--
Dan