Hello again everyone, I've been discussing this with Richard off-group, and it appears I've misunderstood how Gregorio works.
What I would love to do would be able to use the header information I write in .gabc files. I'm not experienced enough with LaTeX work to know how these would later be referenced, but simply, would it be possible for Gregorio to be developed to export variables from the .gabc headers for later using in a .tex file? For example, Project Caecilia defines a list of useful metadata here: http://www.caecilia-project.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=6&Itemid=8 The ones I'm particularly interested in are 'name' and 'annotation'. If it were possible, somehow, to later use these in a .tex file, then it would save me a *huge* amount of duplication. Any comments would be appreciated! Best wishes, Mark. On 31 Dec 2010, at 21:19, Mark Miles wrote: > Hello! > > And thank you to all responsible for writing Gregorio - I discovered it > today, and was amazed at the speed I could get started! > > I am currently playing with the set up described in the tutorials where you > have a GABC file which TeXworks compiles into a TEX file, which in turn is > then included in a second TEX file using the \includescore command. > > A question, though: > > I notice on Richard Chonak's page > http://gregorio.gabrielmass.com/cgi/process.pl it takes the following > variables directly from the GABC source:- > > name: page title > commentary: right-justified text above first line > user-notes: left-justified text above first line > annotation: small text above initial capital > > How are these subsequently referenced in a TEX file? I'd like to keep my > Modes, titles, etc., in the GABC files as opposed to having to write them out > each and every time, but don't know how to later reference them in the TEX > file. Any pointers? > > Happy New Year everyone! > Mark. > >
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