On 4/28/19, Malte Meyn <lilyp...@maltemeyn.de> wrote:
> How would I achieve that in 2.21.0? And am I the only one who thinks
> that the input language and output language should be independently
> settable?
Looking more closely, it seems that the last \language setting is
applied to all chords. See what happens with the following snippet:
%%%
\language "deutsch" \chords { b }
\language "nederlands" \chords { bes }
\language "français" \chords { sib }
\language "english"
%%%
But you’re right, it _is_ a bit of a mess. (I’m not even sure
chordNoteNamer works anymore.) In my defence, note-naming functions
were even much more of an ugly mess, full of code duplication and
hardcoded stuff before my recent work on it -- but there is still a
long way to go.
Your proposal sounds rather nice (and consistent with what I’ve just
implemented for NoteNames); I’ll post a patch soon.
Cheers,
V.
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