On Wed, Dec 11, 2019 at 9:13 PM Urs Liska <li...@openlilylib.org> wrote:
> Hi Paolo, > Am 11.12.19 um 20:36 schrieb Paolo Pr: > > Hi Urs, > > I had another idea meanwhile, which is much easier and it's 100% > Javascript (generated by Lilypond) inside the SVG file (then, only a common > browser is required, no Inkscape, Frescobaldi etc.). I'm implementing it > and I'll share the code with the community in the next days. > > > Please go ahead with whatever brings the ecosystem forward! > > However, let me state that using Frescobaldi as a framework for that > functionality was not a "generous offer" but rather a question. We would > *very* much appreciate adding such graphic curve shaping in Frescobaldi. > There you'd basically work in a browser too, with the added benefit of > having Frescobaldi's knowledge of the LilyPond language to write the tweak > back to the original file. > This is true, but given that the code is 100% Javascript I don't want to couple it to Frescobaldi *for now*. When the code wil be completed (and working), we'll see how to integrate it in that editor. > Just two comments on your original post: > > 1) > Do you really need the IDs of the curve's control points? wouldn't they > somehow be available from the SVG curve object somehow? > No. In fact I realized that it's not necessary anymore. I'm currently using the "class" attribute, set by Lilypond on the svg element, and I set it to the same value for all the slurs I want to modify. 2) > For the modification please use the \shape function that is built into > LilyPond itself, not an LSR snippet. From the calculation perspective it's > probably identical to what you suggested but the input syntax is different. > Please have a look at > http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.19/Documentation/notation/modifying-shapes.en.html#modifying-ties-and-slurs > > Thanks. This makes the template shorter to write/test Best,
