I took a good look at Father Peron's sty file, and cyphered
to do this:
\renewcommand{\*}{ \color{red}{*}\color{black}}
\let\grestar\*
\let\greheightstar\*
I put this in my tex template - not any sty file, and it
works! You can see below that all the *'s are in red and I
never put anything at all in my gabc code - which means I
can reuse the template for all the gabc files.
(I am using my Greg program, which lets you reuse a special
tex template for all/any scores)
Thanks for your help, Father, Brother.
On 3/16/2015 4:03 PM, Br. Samuel Springuel wrote:
Yes, but not simply. You will have to modify your gabc to
accomplish it. You have three choices:
1) Use <c>*</c> in your score. The <c></c> tags color
text gregoriocolor, which is defined as a red similar to
what you would find in liturgical books (RGB: 229,53,44).
If you want to change that color, look at the
documentation for the xcolor package for details on
redefining colors. This only works in the lyrics.
2) Use <v>{\color{red}*}</v> in your score. This will
color the asterisk red (RGB: 255,0,0). Change color as
you want. This only works in the lyrics.
3) Define a macro in your TeX file which produces the red
asterisk you want and then put "def-m1: \redasterisk" in
your gabc header (change the number 1 to something else if
you already have defined macros) and then put [em1],
[gm1], or [nm1] in the score where needed. These tags go
in the notes, not the lyrics, and the variation (e, g, n)
has to do with how they interact with the notes (see
http://home.gna.org/gregorio/gabc/details#verbatim for
details).
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Br. Samuel, OSB
(R. Padraic Springuel)
PAX ☧ ΧΡΙΣΤΟΣ
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