Joerg Anders wrote:
> My problem is: The NoteEdit user can place the drum notes at any
> pitch he/she wants. Therefore I need a means to place - say a note with
> triangle head - at any pitch and ...
Okay then you cannot use the official drum notation scheme - or using it
would at least be very hard.
> ... I tried this, but it doesn't work :-( :
No you are right, I am sorry.
The problem is that a context setting only affects the innermost music
structure in which it occurs.
This means that in
{ { \context Thread=foo a } b }
the a will be typeset in thread foo, but the b won't.
I cannot see an easy solution for your problem, but a hack would be to
translate accidentals into notehead types. This should be okay as
accidentals are not needed when typesetting drums.
What I mean is that I could fairly easy create a scheme function
allowing you to say i.e. "ceses" to get a triangle-c, "ces" to get a
diamond c, "c" to get a default c, "cis" to get a crossed c and "cisis"
to get a xcircled c.
Would that be sufficient for you?
-Rune
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