> > - my initial question : are there "standard" latin typographic rules ? >
No, I think not. Solesmes uses French punctuation in its books, not "Latin" punctuation (see classical latin literature books, for example). > - fidelity to the original. Does fidelity goes to typographic rules. I > think yes. I think not. Music is one thing, punctuation is linked to text, and if you see medieval manuscripts, punctuation almost didn't exist. - A user may want to use the typographic use of her country in her main > text and keep the original typographic way in the score. > This is already possible, just selecting your favourite language at the beginning of your document. A proposal : create gabc with respect of the typographic space of the > original source, and add a gregoriotex macro which will add or remove the > space to conform to non "standard" (I want to say non solemnensis or other > source way) typogaphic use. Bad idea, IMHO... But with your scores you can do the way you like most. Good Holy Week to anyone! Sr. Maria Ruth OSB
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