Instead of hyphenating the word, add an extra space to the associated nuem. For
example
Glo(a)ri(a)a(a) -> Glo(a ) ...
The added space in the note gives extra room to the neum and usually results in
the word below being hyphenated.
The use of "-" in the words can result is several difficulties. Besides the one
you noted, if gregorio needes to hyphentate the word due to space/line
considerations, you will see a "--". So best to add the space and let gregorio
adjust things itself.
On Oct 17, 2010, at 8:55 PM, Innocent Smith wrote:
> I am using Garamond Premier Pro with fontspec to typeset Gregorio scores. I
> noticed today that when I put a hyphen into my gabc score to force a word to
> be hyphenated, this shows up in a different font than when Gregorio itself
> puts a hyphen into the score. For instance, compare the hyphen in the second
> word of this score (prai-ses) to the first word of the fourth line, "glo-ry",
> which is manually inserted into the gabc score. Any suggestions?
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