On 2020-08-29 6:37 am, Dan Eble wrote:
Is there a use case for specifying the number of times to reuse a
repeat alternative in a way that \unfoldRepeats could honor? Right
now, it reuses the first alternative enough times to reach the repeat
count. If so, does anyone want to suggest a syntax? Here's my entry.
\repeat volta 40 {
…
} \alternative {
{ … }
\repeat alternative 3 { … }
{ … }
}
Good? Bad? Meh?
What would be nice is to have a way to semantically indicate precisely
when and how many times an alternative is used.
Consider a case when you have a first ending that would be labelled
"1.3." and a second ending that is labelled "2.4.5.". Currently, this
can be done using custom repeat commands but \unfoldRepeats does not
know how to parse the volta text and produce the right expansion.
Perhaps:
%%%%
\repeat volta 5 {
...
}
\alternative 1,3 {
...
}
\alternative 2,4,5 {
...
}
%%%%
-- Aaron Hill
