RE: markup text height

2005-11-18 Thread Fairchild
Roman -

Please provide enough translation of http://www.soprano-recorder.ru for an
English-only person, like me, to find your music postings, especially the
Lily code.

 - Bruce




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RE: markup text height

2005-11-18 Thread Fairchild
How about compromising with the mf and con passione on the same vertical
line as the default.  Or, stack them in the order presented, as with
consecutive \markups.

- Bruce

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Roman V. Isaev wrote:
   Yep, thanks, it worked. It looks like I'm doomed to live with 
 development branch -- first was 2.5 because of unicode, now 2.7 
 because of this :)
 
   I found another collision:
 
 d'8[( ^a tempo \mf _con passione cis' a b cis' a]) |
 
 http://www.soprano-recorder.ru/tmp/question5.gif
 
 \mf and con passione got messed up. Will this behavior change?

perhaps, but for now you have to intervene manually.

I don't think it's unequivocal which one should be on top, so automation 
will be difficult.

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Re: markup text height

2005-11-17 Thread Mats Bengtsson

The standard method to move objects further away from the stave is to
increase the padding, as described in Common Tweaks in the manual.
For example
\override TextScript #'padding = #3.0
to move all text scripts upwards. You can also define a macro like
moveup = \once \override TextScript #'padding = #3.0
that you can use
\moveup d^Sostenuto

Another popular trick is
d^ ^Sostenuto
but I find that more ugly.

   /Mats

Roman V. Isaev wrote:

When I type

d'8[( \f ^Sostenuto e' f' e' d' e']) |

I get somethig horrible: http://www.soprano-recorder.ru/tmp/question4.gif

Ugh. I have to enter

d'8[( \f ^\markup {   \raise #1.5 Sostenuto } e' f' e' d' e']) |

but it's a lot to type the same markup syntax many times. Is there any way
to do this automagically (i.e. if the text crosses slur line, then raise
the text above slur)? Or at least do that rasing somehow less wordy, like
^^text gets raised by #1.0, ^^^text gets raised by #2.0, etc?



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Re: markup text height

2005-11-17 Thread Han-Wen Nienhuys

Roman V. Isaev wrote:

When I type

d'8[( \f ^Sostenuto e' f' e' d' e']) |

I get somethig horrible: http://www.soprano-recorder.ru/tmp/question4.gif

Ugh. I have to enter

d'8[( \f ^\markup {   \raise #1.5 Sostenuto } e' f' e' d' e']) |

but it's a lot to type the same markup syntax many times. Is there any way
to do this automagically (i.e. if the text crosses slur line, then raise
the text above slur)? Or at least do that rasing somehow less wordy, like
^^text gets raised by #1.0, ^^^text gets raised by #2.0, etc?



this is fixed in 2.7.x

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Re: markup text height

2005-11-17 Thread Roman V. Isaev
On 11/17, Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
 but it's a lot to type the same markup syntax many times. Is there any way
 to do this automagically (i.e. if the text crosses slur line, then raise
 the text above slur)? Or at least do that rasing somehow less wordy, like
 ^^text gets raised by #1.0, ^^^text gets raised by #2.0, etc?
 this is fixed in 2.7.x

Yep, thanks, it worked. It looks like I'm doomed to live with
development branch -- first was 2.5 because of unicode, now 2.7 because of
this :)

I found another collision: 

d'8[( ^a tempo \mf _con passione cis' a b cis' a]) |

http://www.soprano-recorder.ru/tmp/question5.gif

\mf and con passione got messed up. Will this behavior change?

-- 
 Roman V. Isaev http://www.soprano-recorder.ru Moscow, 
Russia



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Re: markup text height

2005-11-17 Thread Han-Wen Nienhuys

Roman V. Isaev wrote:

Yep, thanks, it worked. It looks like I'm doomed to live with
development branch -- first was 2.5 because of unicode, now 2.7 because of
this :)

	I found another collision: 


d'8[( ^a tempo \mf _con passione cis' a b cis' a]) |

http://www.soprano-recorder.ru/tmp/question5.gif

\mf and con passione got messed up. Will this behavior change?


perhaps, but for now you have to intervene manually.

I don't think it's unequivocal which one should be on top, so automation 
will be difficult.


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