Hi all, Steven von Roode on the list has kindly suggested `go!h!g' for the desired effect. Indeed this works for adjacent notes, but for things like `gohe' this method doesn't produce the correct result. Does anyone on the list have any insight in this?
Many thanks, Jonathan On 23 August 2011 00:34, Jonathan Yip <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all, > > When typesetting in gabc, for example: > > Lyrics(gohg) > > the first note of the torculus would not come out to be an oriscus, but > rather the result would be a plain normal torculus. Examining the resulting > tex file, after running Gregorio, indicates that the \greglyph calls the > same font character as a normal torculus, \char 15366. > > Is the functionality of typesetting a torculus with an oriscus not > implemented in Gregorio? And is there actually such a character in the > fonts, so that for the time being I can manually add these in? > > Best, > Jonathan >
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