David,
This is tremendous! Thank you very much. This should definitely make
it’s way into the official installation once it’s reasonably finished.
Yours, Simon
Am 14.09.2015 um 14:22 schrieb David Nalesnik:
On Sun, Sep 6, 2015 at 12:17 PM, David Nalesnik
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hopefully another step forward!
Attached is an improvement.
2.19.27 has been released, and you need this version to get the full
functionality here. (There is provision for earlier versions--see
note far down in the first function--but you'll only get solid lines,
unless you're up for some heavy enhancement.)
The alignment of texts at the beginning and end is fixed, so you can
left-align, right-align, translate, whatever, with predictable results.
You can spread texts over more than two lines. Here, the algorithm is
pretty simple, and is more of a placeholder. Unfortunately, text can
clump when a spanner starts close to the line end or ends close to the
start. You can tweak the line distribution by adding spacers (""), as
explained in one of the examples. What's needed is an algorithm that
looks for overlaps and shifts texts from first line forward, last line
back as needed. I've been pondering this. Probably it will require
creating a new property which specifies text count per line, so there
isn't massive redundant calculation. On the TODO list. At the moment,
if I have to write another loop, I will scream :)
Anyway, enjoy!
David
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