Hi Andrew,
actually it *does* work and isn't even complicated.
Am 24.02.2017 um 14:46 schrieb Andrew Bernard:
> Last year I started a thread about how to change the dash pattern in
> the case of two adjacent consecutive slurs, successfully solved very
> simply. Now the situation arises that I would like to be able to
> precisely adjust the slur shape with the \shapeII function in the case
> of two consecutive slurs.
>
> The following MWE will only compile if you set it up with openlilylib,
> and is meant to be illustrative rather than compilable (sorry - I
> don't know a generalised way of including openlilylib in an MWE).
Well, if you require it to work just state it.
But as you should expect for anyone using openLilyLib to have set it up
correctly nothing speaks against simply adding
\include "notation-snippets/shaping-bezier-curves/shapeII.ily"
to your MWE.
>
> So, how would you get another call to shapeII in here to modify the
> second slur shape?
>
> bass = {
> \clef bass
> \time 1/4
> \t 5/4 {
> c'16
> \shapeII #'((0 0) (p 20 0.4) (p 20 0.4) (-1 0)) Slur
> e32^( g <e cis'>)
> _( g cis'8)
> } |
> }
\shapeII (just as \shape or any \once \override Slur.control-points) has
to be placed immediately before the start of the slur.
The start of the first slur is the e32, and you've put the \shapeII
immediately before.
The start of the second slur is the <e cis'>, and so you have to put the
\shapeII immediately before that.
I've taken the liberty to make the shape much more obvious but the
following code works:
bass = {
\clef bass
\time 1/4
\tuplet 5/4 {
c'16
\shapeII #'((0 10) (p 20 0.4) (p 20 0.4) (-1 0)) Slur
e32^( g
\shapeII #'((0 . -10) (p 20 0.4) (p 20 0.4) (-1 0)) Slur
<e cis'> ) _( g cis'8 )
} |
}
The overlap of \shapeII and the end of the first slur doesn't matter at
all, as \shape doesn't do more than a \once \override here.
HTH
Urs
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