On May 3, 2008, at 7:35 PM, Paul Scott wrote:
On Apr 29, 2008, at 4:35 AM, Risto Vääräniemi wrote:
2008/4/29 Nicolas Sceaux :
I think it's because there is no \concat markup command in 2.10.
Untested:
Looks nice. :-)
It seems to work with .11 & .10. In fact, the results look better
this
way than with \concat. The space between the left parenthesis and the
note head is better matched with the space between the number and the
right parenthesis. If I may pick a nit a bit - with \concat there
could be a small \hspace between the parenthesis and the note. I
wouldn't have noticed it if you hadn't sent this version. :-)
I've been too busy to keep up with the lists. My solution is
slightly the reverse of this one which is to create simple tempo
commands to add to any markup used like this (with parentheses):
\markup{ Allegro \mm #"4" #"120" }
or (without parentheses):
\markup( Allegro con moto \MM #"2" #"132" }
Looking at the definition of "movement" in the LSR I see that the
tempo must be a number. If it is a string then one can use
variations like "ca. 120" to indicate approximate tempos, etc.
Paul
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