On Saturday, 03 December 2016 at 01:21:28 pm -0500, Justin Davis wrote: > Hi, > > I’m attempting to typeset a Liquescent Stropha where the tail descends a > minor third rather than a whole step. Is this possible in gabc? This neume > appears in some manuscripts, and I have seen it typeset in at least one > publication (i.e., Nocturnale Romanum, 2002). > > I have been using the glyph called “StrophaAucta” successfully to display an > interval of the single step. The manual lists another neume > “StrophaAuctaLongtail” that seems to have the same gabc code and produces the > same glyph as the former. Is it that this neume will eventually contain a > longer tail than it currently produces?
The long tail figure is used when a liquescent stropha is on a line, and the regular figure is used when a liquescent stropha is in a space. The figures are in their desired form, so if there's anything else you want, you'll need a custom font. > A second question I have: is it possible for a qualisma proceeding a stropha > to contain a leading line “TwoUp” to the stropha? The particular manuscript > I am typesetting into gabc contains this construction. There's currently no way to fuse into a stropha, so what you want is not currently possible. If you can, please create your feature request at https://github.com/gregorio-project/gregorio/issues with some sample images if possible. If you cannot do this, please provide some sample images and I'll create the feature request. > Thanks for all your work. Thanks for your feedback. Henry _______________________________________________ Gregorio-users mailing list Gregorio-users@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/gregorio-users
