I'm not sure why the current default settings for \thumb were choosen as
they are, but if you want to modify it in your files, you can do
\version "2.12.1"
\layout{
\context{
\Score
scriptDefinitions = #(cons `("thumb" .
((script-stencil . (feta . ("thumb" . "thumb")))
(avoid-slur . around) ; Default is inside
(padding . 0.50) ; Default is 0.50
(direction . ,UP))) default-script-alist)
}
}
\relative c'' {
e2(-0 g) |
f2(-\thumb g)
}
Please note that it's a back-quote after cons, not an ordinary quote.
/Mats
Xavier Scheuer wrote:
Hi,
I'm transcribing a score for cello which uses thumb fingering.
It seems that \thumb has a different "script-priority" (or maybe a
different "avoid-slur") value than other fingerings (Fingering object).
See the following example:
\relative c'' {
e2(-0 g) |
f2(-\thumb g)
}
The thumb fingering should appear outside the slur (like the '0'
fingering in the first measure), not inside as it is now.
Generally \thumb should behave exactly like a Fingering object (well,
actually it *is* a fingering notation). So its "internals" should be
the same as Fingering.
Could someone have a look at this issue and fix it?
Thanks in advance,
Xavier
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