I've got a couple of weird things happening.
First: I'm faking a tempo marking using the model given in the docs. This
part, however:
\translator{
\ScoreContext
TextScript \override #'font-shape = #'upright
}
makes the text following the note appear in a courier/typewriter font which
looks ugly to me. So I changed "upright" to "roman" and I got all these
warnings:
warning: couldn't find any font satisfying
(#f roman medium roman -1)warning: couldn't find any font satisfying
(#f roman medium roman 0)warning: couldn't find any font satisfying
(#f roman medium roman 0)warning: couldn't find any font satisfying
(#f roman medium roman 0)warning: couldn't find any font satisfying
(#f roman bold roman 0)
It still output a roman font where I wanted it, though, so I guess I can't
really complain.
The other thing is:
I wanted to put in "Tempo I�" and I got this warning:
warning: can't find ascii character: 186
Character 186 is the little circle. This, too, came out fine in the
output. Once again, I can't complain, but it *is* weird.
[Lilypond 1.6.5 under Cygwin]
I also need to move both of the above marking up as they collide with some
music elements. Padding?
Thanks,
David Bobroff
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