Dear Michael, For general help, it's best to ask the gregorio list (CC of this mail)
> 1) How to change font and size for the annotation? See GregorioRef.pdf section 2.2.10 (Styling). I'm using version 4_2-beta1, which you can find at the bottom of: https://github.com/gregorio-project/gregorio/releases/tag/v4.2.0-beta1 > 2) How to display a barred V (℣) for the commentary? If I type a > barred V (℣) directly in the commentary section of the gabc code, it > will be omitted /disappear in the output; but if I type <sp>V/</sp>, > it cannot be recognized and will be rendered as is. See GregorioRef section 2.2.8 (Barred letters) > 3) The punctum inclinatum appears to be thicker (or "fatter") than > those printed in GR. Especially, in a climacus it looks obvious that > the space between the two punctos inclinos is quite narrow. (And I > think all the neumes output by GregorioTeX are a little thicker than > those found in GR in general.) Can it (the glyph) be > controlled/modified by some means so that it can be a little > thinner? The punctum inclinatum is from a font called greciliae, based on caeciliae. It has its own style, a bit different from the one of Solesmes old books... You cannot change that easily, but if you want to draw a new font, there is some help with the (quite heavy) machinery used by Gregorio to build fonts here: https://github.com/gregorio-project/gregorio/tree/master/fonts > 4) Can I manually add ledger line(s) or extend the length of it? The > algorithm of GregorioTeX seems to add ledger line for low/high note > only when necessary. However, in GR it is found frequent that the > extra line is lengthened and even extended to the entire neume, which > helps sight reading a lot. See GregorioRef.pdf section 6.5 (Custom Ledger Lines) > 5) It seems that GregorioTeX automatically adjust the space between > the staff and the lyric when there is ledger line(s) below the > staff. However, it applies the adjustment globally to all staffs > regardless whether there is ledger line(s) or not in a specific > staff. Can it adjust the space only for the staffs that contain extra > line(s), and keep the space unchanged for those that do not contain > extra line? It does that if you compile the document twice. I suggest you use "latexmk" to compile (with the "-lualatex" option), it will detect automatically if it needs to compile the document again or not. Thank you! -- Elie _______________________________________________ Gregorio-users mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/gregorio-users
