This seems the best way.
The database cannot contain data which is not in the original.
This does not exclude "virtual" references such as "Gradule 1908 - \i
notation", but "1908 - Vatican - Graduale Romanum' should keep the
"Joseph" of "Populus Sion"
\j and \ae is a good solution which respects the original.
Le 15/06/2013 10:34, Élie Roux a écrit :
Dear Olivier and all,
Is it possible to give some precise guidelines for people contributing
to gregobase? Especially on the topic of i vs. j, ae vs. oe, etc. As
Olivier didn't take a decision, I know some people who stopped
contributing, waiting for instructions...
What I propose is the following:
- by default, keep the style of the source, it's the most simple and
everyone agrees on this (I think)
- also, there can be some extensions to gabc syntax, with for
instance \j or \æ that automatically change to j or i, ae or oe, etc.
according to some configuration in the main tex file. But this is for
the 2.4 release.
What do you think?
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