On 22/11/12 17:39, David Kastrup wrote:
Nick Payne <[email protected]> writes:
In 2.15 I had footnotes set out like so:
\version "2.15.35"
\relative c'' {
c4 c-\footnote #'(0.7 . 2) #'NoteHead \markup\teeny { Automatic
footnote }
c c-\footnote "a)" #'(0.7 . 2) #'NoteHead \markup\teeny { \concat {
\lower #0.8 \super { a) } "Manual footnote" } }
}
With 2.15.35 this builds without error and gives correct output.
Running 2.17.7 convert-ly against it changes the source to that below,
without any warning messages on the console, but trying to build the
file gives a couple of error message on the console: "programming
error: Not a music type", and the footnotes are missing from the
output.
\version "2.17.6"
\relative c'' {
c4 c-\footnote #'(0.7 . 2) \markup\teeny { Automatic footnote }
NoteHead
c c-\footnote "a)" #'(0.7 . 2) \markup\teeny { \concat { \lower #0.8
\super { a) } "Manual footnote" } } NoteHead
}
Footnotes don't work as articulation, and moving them in front of the
footnoted material is too hard to do automatically. You need to change
this manually to
\footnote ... c
The order of the \footnote arguments, however, should be juggled around
correctly by convert-ly.
Yes, I changed the source to get the file to build correctly. I was just
pointing out that convert-ly should spit out a message to the effect
that a manual change is needed, as it does for other changes that aren't
handled automatically.
Nick
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