Thomas Scharkowski <t.scharkow...@t-online.de> writes:
> -------- Original-Nachricht --------
>
>> It would be nice if you could add support for the german style notation.
>> What do I mean exactly? By default (english notation) the notes are:
>> C D E F G A B
>>
>> in german notation:
>> C D E F G A H
>>
>> See the difference between the two last notes: B and H. Now here are some
>> equivalences:
>>
>> English: BESES - BES - B - BIS - BISIS
>> German: BES - B - H - HIS - HISIS
>>
>> Actually what I am suggesting is the addition of H, HIS and HISIS (but with
>> this effort maybe it would be wise to add also HES and HESES, even if it is
>> not really correct / used).
>
> \language "deutsch"
> {h his hisis asas}
>
> gives the expected result.
>
> As I always used the default (netherlands) spelling, until now I did
> not notice that "heses" an "his" do NOT work.
What are you talking about?
> This is a bug imo.
It would if they did not work in the "deutsch" notename language. But
they do. You even write an example with "his" above and state that it
gives the expected result.
--
David Kastrup
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