I too would be very interested in this. I have seen what Michael has done with having a clean, neat order, and I like it. So the automation part is no problem.
But - for newbies at LaTeX like me - some kind of pre-written style for liturgical books would help. I myself am retypesetting the Vesperale, but I am sticking to the chant to the timebeing because the formatting is going to cause me such headaches in LaTeX. If someone could come up with a Desclée-style ”Template” then this would be of great service to everyone. Best wishes, Mark On 5 Feb 2011, at 06:11, Michael Martin wrote: > > While not specifically the Antiphonale Monasticum, I have done something like > this with my prayer book, of which my web site is the html version. > > There is a master file which contains the list of of files to be included. A > script produces the relevant makefiles. I then have a series of scripts which > take the input files and produce either the html or latex. Each input file > contains a prayer text with certain header information. The scripts extract > this information and produced the Latex. For the header, I use fancyhdr. The > outside header contains the current chapter, section or subsection and the > inside header is the current text. > > I think one could do what you want with gabc files and some shell scripts, > building the latex with headers etc. > > > It is not all that hard to do. It just will take some thought to structure > etc. _______________________________________________ Gregorio-users mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/gregorio-users
