2009/10/19 grisu_76 <christian.hum...@univie.ac.at>:
> now I've got the problem that the flat-sign changes the Y-position of the
> numbers; I suppose that is beause the flat-sign uses more space above; see
> example:
I think you mean the natural sign: it's taller than the flat, so it
sticks out at the top when combined with larger font sizes.
> does anyone has an idea to change the translation-functions.scm to lower
> only the flat-sign when it has a number?
As a quick hack (untested; might have other side-effects in real-world
examples), you could reduce the Y-extent of the accidental markup.
Add this to define-markup-commands.scm:
(define-builtin-markup-command (with-y-dim layout props y arg)
(number-pair? markup?)
other
()
"Set the vertical extent of @var{arg} to @var{y} and use the
default extent horizontally."
(let* ((m (interpret-markup layout props arg))
(x-ext (ly:stencil-extent m X)))
(ly:make-stencil (ly:stencil-expr m) x-ext y)))
Change this line in format-bass-figure,
#:pad-x 0.2 alt-markup
to this:
#:pad-x 0.2 #:with-y-dim '(0 . 1.5) alt-markup
>
> by the way: after a while of playing with that, I wounder if the second
> parameter has no? effect on the fontsize..?
If you mean the second digit (next to the parenthesis), then it's used
to set the fontsize of double sharps.
Regards,
Neil
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