HI again,
On Fri, 2004-12-10 at 18:28, skatethere wrote:
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altglyph??
What is altglyph?
It is a method to refer to a glyph by id, rather than unicode. See the
example I posted earlier. It's quite a bit more cumbersome than
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Aaron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
altglyph??
What is altglyph?
It is a method to refer to a glyph by id, rather than unicode. See the
example I posted earlier. It's quite a bit more cumbersome than
unicode entities.
s I don't know enough about private codepage
On Wednesday, December 8, 2004, 3:45:31 PM, skatethere wrote:
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Well I see how they reach all the musical symbols now in unicode.
The combine pieces together or they use symbols from elsewhere in
s the
unicode set.
Which means I
Note that, unlike say TrueType, there is no requirement that glyph paths
in SVG are a single non-intersecting shape. Even in SVG Tiny, you can
have a self-intersecting and disjoint shape.
In SVG Full you can put anything as a child of a glyph that you could
put as a child of a g. So, in
Well I see how they reach all the musical symbols now in unicode.
The combine pieces together or they use symbols from elsewhere in the
unicode set.
Which means I have now no idea how I will get unicode =feta
so can I do this?
1D19C STROKE-2 + 1d1a0 STROKE-6 +1D19D STROKE-3MORDENT
if
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Aaron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well I see how they reach all the musical symbols now in unicode.
The combine pieces together or they use symbols from elsewhere in
the
unicode set.
Which means I have now no idea how I will get unicode =feta
so can I do this?
Hmn I doubt there was a unicode music font when they started and they
were creating a special purpose type one font.
I don't have to use feta I guess.
Anyone know of a unicode font that has all the symbols?
I could I guess make my own font if I have to.
but I am not sure how to use the
Aaron wrote:
Hmn I doubt there was a unicode music font when they started and they
were creating a special purpose type one font.
I don't have to use feta I guess.
I would use Feta and provide a mapping from characters to
glyphs that you feel is useful. An SVG font can have
ligatures
My goodness, your message was a strange coincidence.
My final school project is to do just that, except I don't use
lilypond. It's not exactly great and I'm hoping to do far more
improvements on it in the future (and I work on it alone)
http://www.dcs.napier.ac.uk/~00171492
Not the best
The problem with this is that you rely on a font that implements this
range of unicode characters. So far I haven't been able to find any
(not free anyway). If you know any, please share :)
Cheers
-Jean-Loup
You should convert those to the equivalent Unicode characters
during the
You mean the mailing list?
Sure, but I must warn you I'm going to be busy in the next month or
two (as I've been thos last 3 or 4 months working on this). I'd be
happy to share my experience and mutually improve our applications :)
-Jean-Loup
Hi Jean-Loup,
how about joining lilyxml. We
On Mon, 2004-12-06 at 20:55, Robin Berjon wrote:
Aaron wrote:
Well I thought to convert/code the feta font since it is one of the best
music fonts out there.
Is it a ttf font?
no type1
aa
If so you can use the ttf2svg tool that comes with
Batik. See
On Mon, 2004-12-06 at 20:53, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You mean the mailing list?
yes the mailing list and if you can do more cvs access.
Aaron
Sure, but I must warn you I'm going to be busy in the next month or
two (as I've been thos last 3 or 4 months working on this). I'd be
happy to
Great I already have fontforge installed and did a converison although I
didn't know how to add the unicode stuff or whether to start from a
type1 or first convert to ttf.
Thanks
this is starting to get interesting.
Aaron
On Mon, 2004-12-06 at 23:54, skatethere wrote:
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Great I already have fontforge installed and did a converison
although I
didn't know how to add the unicode stuff or whether to start from a
type1 or first convert to ttf.
Well, I recommend not converting to ttf, as the extra
skatethere wrote:
But if you do so, you'll have to manually create a list of unicode
values and corresponding glyph-name from the SVG font. A list of the
glyph-names can be obtained from the SVG font (in a non-XML-aware
fashion) by:
perl -ne
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Robin Berjon
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
skatethere wrote:
But if you do so, you'll have to manually create a list of unicode
values and corresponding glyph-name from the SVG font. A list of
the
glyph-names can be obtained from the SVG font (in a non-XML-aware
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