[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> > \override Lyrics #'X-extent-callback = #(lambda (grob)
> > (lookup-latex-dimension the-dimension-table (ly:get-property grob 'text)))
>
> I don't fully understand what I shall do. Can you give a real
> example, please? Assume that the words `foo', `bar', and `baz' are
> used as a lied text. Then lilypond could emit, say, this:
>
> \lilystring{foo}
> \lilystring{bar}
> \lilystring{baz}
>
> What shall LaTeX write into an auxiliary file so that lilypond can
> read it back easily?
You have to write the "read back" routines yourself too, so it depends
on how you write those. Probably reading them as a lisp file is
easiest, so dump
widths.scm containing
'(("foo" . 2.0)
("bar" . 3.0)
("baz" . 3.5))
and eval that. Then write a function to transform it to
the internal equivalent of
\lyrics {
{ \override LyricText #'width = #'(0 . 2.0)
foo
}
{ \override LyricText #'width = #'(0 . 3.0)
bar
}
{ \override LyricText #'width = #'(0 . 3.5)
baz
}
}
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