David Kastrup <d...@gnu.org> writes: > Dan Eble <dan@lyric.works> writes: > >> On Jun 16, 2023, at 19:13, Jason Yip <sripedia_getp...@slmail.me> wrote: >>> >>> minSubdivideInterval and maxSubdivideInterval. They are both >>> Rationals. Their numerator and denominator must be a power of 2. For >>> each power of 2 (including negative powers of 2 of course) > > That's redundant. It just means minSubdivideInterval and > maxSubdivideInterval must be an integral power of 2 (including > negative). > >>> between those two values, the beam can be subdivided by that >>> interval. minSubdivideInterval can be 0 for no minimum limit, >>> maxSubdivideInterval can be infinity for no maximum limit. >> >> Setting the representation aside, is the following another way of >> describing what you have in mind? >> >> * These properties are independently optional. >> * The allowed values are integer powers of two (including negative powers). > > That sounds like it would make more sense to specify those values in the > form of a "duration log", like the first argument to a ly:make-duration > call.
Or just use a duration in the first place. First iterations would likely only use the duration-log info while I consider it conceivable that in the context of tuplets, ultimately also the factor may get used. -- David Kastrup
