Hello,
I’m trying to put together a bunch of syntactical sugar around octavation.
(n.b. I am aware that there are open issues regarding octavation; even when
those are solved, there will need to be some sugar.)
I would like to have a single command which ends an octavation *and* places the
“loco” mark appropriately. Right now, I believe one needs two commands, e.g.
\octU c’ d’ e’ f’ \loco g-\markup “loco”
If I just use a simple “single-moment” shorthand like
loco = { \ottava #0 -\markup “loco” }
then obviously the markup would get placed incorrectly.
How can loco be defined so that it ends the octavation (and thus closes the
OttavaBracket) at *this* moment, but postpones the markup until the *next*
moment [in the same context], if one exists?
Thanks,
Kieren.
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Kieren MacMillan, composer
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