[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> This is a good idea. It's got a lot more flesh on it than the skeleton
> I had worked out. I'll have to study the code some more in order to
> have all this make sense to me.
>
> I'd still like to have some syntax that allows me to enter a fret
> diagram for a chord name, rather than for a list of pitches, because
there is nothing stopping you from entering the chord in \chordmode, i
believe,
exceptions = \chordmode
{
c:dim7-\markup { \fretdiagram "sitnhsoit" }
}
for ideas, check chord-modifiers-init.ly
> So do you envision that the style sheet is created in engraver-init.ly
> (notation-context-init.ly)? That is, is the fretDefinitions assignment
> string part of notation-context-init.ly, along with the
> chordToFretDiagramTable assignment?
Yes.
> > * Remaining problem: who will enter those 720 different diagrams?
>
> I'll start with ones that I'm interested in, which will probably be a
> quite small subset of the 60 odd chords per tonality. My Gig Bag Book
> of Chords has 1008 chord diagrams. It also lists 23 different chords
> per tonality. I suspect I'll start with 7 chords per tonality (major,
> minor, maj7, 7, m7, dim, sus4), for an initial list of 84 chords.
>
> As mentioned above, I have future plans for automatically generating
> diagrams for non-included chords and alternate tunings.
>
> Thanks for the careful review of my proposal. You've given me enough
> guidance now that I believe I can move forward on implementation. If I
> have more questions, I'll be sure to let you know.
>
> Onward to World Domination!
To Infinity and Beyond!
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