Laurent Martelli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I've been tweeking my chord-name.scm and come to the conclusion that
> "$\\Delta$" gives a better looking triangle for major seventh chords
> than ((font-family . math) "M"). "M" is a filled triangle on my TeX
> installation (tetex 1.0.7+20011202 from Debian unstable), and "N" is a
> normal "upward triangle", but it does not look very good (i my
> opinion).So here's what I use for chord::names-alist-jazz in
> chrod-name.scm :
>
> (((0 . 0) (2 . 0) (4 . 0) (6 . 0)) . ("$^\\Delta$"))
Maybe it should be easier to customize. As you can see from the
comment in the file, it seems that everyone wants different triangles.
> By the way, if I run lilypond in a directory where there is a
> chord-name.scm, it is loaded, but if I run ly2dvi it does not use
> it. Is this a feature or a bug ?
You can look at it both ways, depending on what you want. I'd say
it's a bug, but it won't be fixed any time soon. You can try:
export GUILE_LOAD_PATH=`pwd`
ly2dvi foo.ly
but lilypond may well still use the installed .scm file.
Jan.
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