2009/3/2 Ricdude <[email protected]>: > Ian Hulin <ian <at> hulin.org.uk> writes: > >> > What I'd like to have output is something like: >> > >> > __ _____ >> > | | | _| >> > -----+--|-----|---|---|---- >> > -----+--|-----|---|---|---- >> > -----+--|-----|---|---|---- >> > --2--+--2-----2---2.--2---- >> > -----+--------------------- >> > -----+--------------------- >> >> Ric, this is a problem. With your proposal the up stem for a half note >> will look uncomfortably like an unbeamed eighth note. > > Ahh, I see how you're interpreting my poor ascii rendition. The thickness of > the half note flag should be the same thickness as the stem itself, not a > beam. > The half note flag is more like a bent stem, instead of a separate flag. > > Does that shed any light on how to address this?
I'm not sure it's the right approach to include conditional code in the backend which is dependent on the context; it would be simpler to set the flag type using a callback for the Stem object. If you have a look at the News page for version 2.12, you'll see two examples of custom flags, which could easily be adapted to override the default behaviour just for minims. Regards, Neil _______________________________________________ lilypond-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-devel
