Hi, I just came across another issue. It occurs when an antiphon starts with a single vowel as initial. I was just typesetting the antiphon O mulier magna est fides (AM 350), using an initial O:
(c3) O(ef) mu(h)li(hi)er,(ii) *(,) mag(h)na(i) est(j) fi(h)des(ij) tu(i)a;(i) (;) fi(fi)at(hg) ti(fe)bi(fe) (,) sic(de)ut(f) pe(h)ti(f)sti.(f) (::) E(i) u(h) o(i) u(j) a(h) e.(f) (::) To indicate that the O is to be sung to the first podatus, the podatus should have a hyphen below it. However, Gregorio doesn't produce the hyphen. Steven ________________________________ From: Elie Roux <[email protected]> To: gregorio-users <[email protected]> Sent: Sat, August 7, 2010 8:02:46 PM Subject: [Gregorio-users] tests Hello, I've just finished a huge development process in gregorio. It introduces a lot of new features and fixes quite a lot of bugs. It's possible that the version to come (2.0) will be the last I'll work on. After that I'm not even sure I'll continue to maintain it. That's why I kindly ask you to test the svn version as much as you can, and to report me any bug or missing feature, from the very small typographic oddity to the very original thing you'd like to do. I will now be working on the documentation, on the packaging under windows and on the inclusion into TeXLive (not the 2010 DVD sadly, bad timing...). If you have any wish, whatever it is, please tell it quick! The last big change I introduced can be seen with the following gabc code: ab(g,_h) ab(g_,_h_) ab(g,'_h) ab(g_,'_ h_) ab(g[ob:1;6mm]/hgh) ab(g[ocb:1;6mm]/hghZ) ab(g[ocba:1;6mm]/hgh) Thank you, -- Elie _______________________________________________ Gregorio-users mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/gregorio-users
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