>>>>> "M" == Mark Polesky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
M> I'm finding myself able to make the clusters look however I want
M> them to look, but I want one all-encompassing function to apply
M> arbitrary cluster-styles on the fly.
M> It's not necessarily difficult, but I want to support a wide
M> variety of cluster-styles, which will take me some time.
M> In the end, I'd have my function generate embedded-ps paths and
M> fill in the missing notes dynamically, but for the moment I'm
M> applying my cluster-styles manually (see below).
Thanks.
I guess an approach could be to set up a music-function which takes as
input a chord and adds a markup to it:
- finds the positions of the top and lower notehead
- draws or fills (depending on duration) a box with some note-head-size
width (or thinner if note-heads are to be included) and y0 and y1 =
extent of chord. Preferably doing some graphical tweaks such as
thicker lines on top/bottom than sides etc.
- optionally gets rid of default noteheads, or replacing with some
manually prescribed heads (pr. note/pr. chord)
Ill send something which could be a start in the next post.
-anders
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