Hi, Jeff.
Would things be easier for you if you were to use the Latin centering
scheme (the default)? It centers neumes above vowels, whereas the
English centering scheme centers them above the middle of the syllable.
In your example,
char-(g)i-(f)ty.(f.)
this has three syllables "char-", "i-" and "ty." The second neume was positioned above the middle
of "i-", so it's behaving normally. Change the spec to "centering-scheme: latin;" and the problem goes away.
You can even drop the explicit hyphens and {} braces.
--RC
On 04/06/2012 07:56 AM, Jeffrey Mark Ostrowski wrote:
AS YOU CAN SEE:
http://www.ccwatershed.org/media/photologue/photos/623_Gregorio.jpg
I GOT TWO OF THE " i " LETTERS LINED UP CORRECTLY.
BUT THE MIDDLE ONE REFUSES TO LINE UP CORRECTLY.
HELP?
initial-style: 0;
centering-scheme: english;
%%
(f3)
{Let}(h) faith,(h) hope(h) and(h) char-(h){i}-(f)ty,(f_) (,)
these(h) three,(h) re-(h)main(g) a-(h)mong(i) you,(i.) (;)
but(h) the(h) great-(h)est(h) of(h) these(e) is(f) char-(g)i-(f)ty.(f.) (::)
Vs. {Now}(h) faith,(h) hope(h) and(h) char-(h){i}(f)ty,(f_) (,)
these(h) three,(g) re-(h)main;(i.) (;)
but(h) the(h) great-(h)est(h) of(h) these(e) is(f) char-(g){i}-(f)ty.(f.) (::)
{<i>Let</i>}(h) {<i>faith</i>}(h) . . . ()
Jeff Ostrowski • [email protected]
President, Corpus Christi Watershed
http://www.ccwatershed.org/
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