Julia,
no, that doesn't seem to be the problem, if only because I've set the
initial to 0 (and the R/ sign appears in the middle of the gabc string - I'm
trying to set the Chant responses for the Orate Fratres and the Domine non
sum dignus incidentally).
Teresa,
no - interesting suggestion - but no joy.
One curio I found was that the tex output from Gregorio runs as follows:
% File generated by gregorio 1.0
\begingregorioscore%
\setgregorianfont{greciliae}%
\grenoinitial %
\beginscore %
\setinitialclef{c}{4}{a}%
\syllable{}{ }{Su}{0}{sc}{\char 237}{0}{}{%
\glyph{\char 17}{g}{h}{0}%
}
etc.
(The text reads Suscipe etc.) What I find interesting is that there 'seems'
to be something missing in \syllable{}{ } ... Is this the case?
Thanks to everyone for their help and suggestions!
Colin
On 23 March 2010 17:12, Colin Hughes <[email protected]> wrote:
> I've been trying unsuccessfully to make the Versicle and Responsory signs
> appear in my outputted pdf (using sp markup in the gabc file). When I look
> at the pdf there's just a blank space where the sign should be. Is it a
> matter of using a specific font in the tex wrapper which has these signs
> (such as Arial Unicode MS) or are they present in the fonts packaged with
> Gregorio?
>
> Thanks for reading!
>
> Colin
>
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