Le 30/04/2015 04:27, Henry So Jr. a écrit : > I recently added a chant to the title page of GregorioRef. However, > since this chant is not complete, I would like to put a manual custos at > the end (e+) I tried putting (:e+) but the custos is lost because the > bar sticks to the end of the line. If I put (:) (e+), the manual custos > appears on the next line, and a normal end of line appears on the prior > line after the bar, but at the wrong pitch (at g). > >>From the code, I know why the pitch is wrong, and I can fix that with a > bit of effort, requiring the manual custos to become a full-fledged > glyph type in the C code, but even after such a fix, I still either get > no custos with (:e+) or a double custos with (:) (e+) (although at the > right pitch). I'm not sure the C code change is worth it (although > there is a comment in the C code looking for a "cleaner solution").
This change would be very welcome! > I think the real fix would be to fix the (:e+) figure so that the custos > is not lost if the bar would normally be set at the end of the staff. > However, I've tried a few things to accomplish this, and whatever causes > this to happen in the TeX is a bit beyod my ability to understand > without some help. If the problem is in TeX, it might be because the last syllable sets something like \greblockcustos, that prevents \grecusto from working... so \gremanualcusto (I'm inventing names a bit here, the real ones might be different) should force \grecusto to work... I'm quite focused on Gregorioa4o now, but it should be finished soon, I'll take a look afterwards if you're still stuck. Thank you! -- Elie _______________________________________________ Gregorio-devel mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/gregorio-devel
