Hi Joram!
That is the kind of automisation that I use and like. But it also shows
the difficulties that Werner mentioned: Text hyphenation patterns are
not always what is needed for lyrics.
Is there a set of official rules how hyphenation is done for lyrics? I
just found some forums where the
>> Frescobaldi offers a ("destructive") hyphenation option using
>> system installed dictionaries. This can save lots if time while
>> giving total control to post-process the results.
>
> +1
Indeed. Having hyphenation support *outside* Lilypond, this is, as an
input aid, is the right
>> Is there a set of official rules how hyphenation is done for
>> lyrics? I just found some forums where the advice is rather
>> ambiguous.
>
> Well, for the german language you would use the official hyphenation
> rules that apply to hyphenation at the end of a line as a
> base. Obviously one
Am 23.12.2016 um 09:26 schrieb Urs Liska:
> Frescobaldi offers a ("destructive") hyphenation option using system
> installed dictionaries. This can save lots if time while giving total control
> to post-process the results.
+1
That is the kind of automisation that I use and like. But it also
Am 25. Dezember 2016 23:02:45 MEZ, schrieb Werner LEMBERG :
>
>>> Is there a set of official rules how hyphenation is done for
>>> lyrics? I just found some forums where the advice is rather
>>> ambiguous.
>>
>> Well, for the german language you would use the official hyphenation
Heutzutage gehen immer weniger Zuschauer in The-
ater, egal ob Opernaufführungen oder Sprechthea-
ter.
Der Soldat ging in die Wach-
stube und holte seine Wachs-
tube aus dem Schrank.
The sentence above demonstrates that probably _no_ current
implementation of a hyphenation algorithm
Am 26.12.2016 um 00:27 schrieb Knut Petersen:
>
>>> Heutzutage gehen immer weniger Zuschauer in The-
>>> ater, egal ob Opernaufführungen oder Sprechthea-
>>> ter.
>
> Der Soldat ging in die Wach-
> stube und holte seine Wachs-
> tube aus dem Schrank.
LOL.
>
> The sentence above