On Tue, 2017-01-31 at 22:38 +0100, Andreas Schneider wrote: > Attached you find my palettes.xml with the new version of the Gregorian > palette. Can you please have a look at the display glyph of the > DivisioMaxima and Finalis commands? I did not know how to adjust it so > that it spans the staff correctly. Moreover, I did not know how to use > the Denemo font in the palette button label for DivisioMaior.
Thank you! I've put this in git. Adjusting the height of a graphic is via the gy field. There is an interactive way to find the right value - you insert an example and then run the Object Editor->Advanced to get to edit the value in gy. The nice thing is, as you change the value the display updates(*) and shows you what it looks like. Once you have the right value for this specific example you need to write that value into the script (at d-DirectivePut-chord-gy ...) I think you were thinking about the size of the graphic in the display for DivisioMaior. This is also alterable in the Advanced low-level editor, it is the field called Graphic which is a string, starting with an empty line then the name of the font, the size and then bold and italic (if needed). The interface is horrible of course because it is all on one line and it doesn't update until you have clicked "Ok" but with a little trial and error you can get the right font-size. Again, having found a good value you write it into the script - it looks like this: (d-DirectivePut-standalone-graphic tag " ⃒⃒ Denemo 44 bold") for a 44 point character " ⃒⃒" (not sure the bold does anything on that character actually). HTH Richard (*)I think you need cursor highlighting on, ie cursor flashes _______________________________________________ Denemo-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/denemo-devel
