You didn't manage to convert the first markup to the correct syntax.
glisslinescript = \markup{
"\\embeddedps{ 0.2 setlinewidth 1 6 moveto 3 -8 lineto stroke}" \halign #1 { \italic gliss. } }
Also, to use these definitions, you have to specify to LilyPond if you want the markup above the note: d^\glisslinescript or below: d_\glisslinescript or if you want LilyPond itself to determine: d-\glisslinescript, just as for all other text scripts.
However, I guess you will have to adjust the parameters in the Postscript code to get what you want.
/Mats
Brett Duncan wrote:
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
As you noted, the \postcript markup command wasn't available in version 2.2, but you could use \markup{ "\\embeddedps{...}" } as a replacement for \markup{ \postscript #"..." }
/Mats
hi Mats,
I tried your suggestion, but I think I'm screwing up the syntax somewhere - here's my test file:
------------------- \version "2.2.2"
glisslinescript = \markup{
"\\embeddedps{ 0.2 setlinewidth 1 6 moveto 3 -8 lineto stroke \halign #1 { \italic gliss. } }" }
glissline = \markup{ "\\embeddedps { 0.2 setlinewidth 1 6 moveto 3 -8 lineto stroke }" }
glisslinewide = \markup{ "\\embeddedps{ 0.2 setlinewidth 1 6 moveto 5.5 -8 lineto stroke }" }
\score {
\notes{
\new Staff {
\clef treble
\time 4/4
{
c1\glisslinescript d\glissline e\glisslinewide
}
}
}
\paper {
#(set-paper-size "a4")
}
}
-------------------
and the message that results:
/Users/bduncan/lilypond/glissbits.ly:19:22: error: Have to be in Lyric mode for lyrics:
c1\glisslinescript
d\glissline e\glisslinewide
(etc.)
Where have I messed up?
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