Dear All, > An empty set of parentheses is treated as music, not a bar (i.e. it > puts `\GreSyllable` in the gtex not `\GreBarSyllable`). This > difference would be most visible (in the new bar spacing algorithm) > in the case where the notes from the previous syllable extended out > beyond the end of the text for said syllable (or the notes for the > next syllable started way before the text, a much rarer occurence). > Attached are two small pics showing the difference. > > Which would be the preferred behavior?
I think your example is quite good, but none of the two images are in line with what (I think) should be done... First, AsBar is far better than AsIs. But what the algorithm should be here (in this precise case of a syllable with text but no notes), is: - notes from *mus* and *Do* should be separated by at least interwordspacenotes, not by at least 2*interwordspacenotes - text from *mus* and the star should be separated by at least interwordspacetext (maybe creating a interwordspacetext@bars?), same for text from *Do* and the star I think if this algorithm was applied, there would be less space between *mus* and the star... What do you think? Thank you, -- Elie _______________________________________________ Gregorio-users mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/gregorio-users
