On Tuesday, October 11, 2011, Angus Kerr wrote:
> Sorry that your new
life is brutal.
On the bright side, I found another job, and quit that
one. I hated it there.
> I have a very simple (potential) solution to the
repeat problem. You
> already have a 'Lilypond directive' text in the
notation editor.
> ...Why not make it a 'free' text entry, so if the user
wanted to do a repeat
> with a first and second time bar, for
example...
It wouldn't be difficult to implement something like that, but
I would expect
it to prove almost impossible to use. The chances of
winding up with your
custom LilyPond text snippet fitting in the right
place, syntactically, are
very poor. The existing LilyPond hacks are
already quite difficult to
control, and they don't even require terribly
precise placement in the event
stream.
On the bright side, we've made
some progress on this front since May, and it
looks like Rosegarden might
come up with a real solution to these problems
instead of a hack.
Possibly. I wouldn't hold my breath or anything, but it
looks somewhat
promising.
--
D. Michael McIntyre
If it is not difficult to implement
my suggestion, why not do it? I'll take my chances with the placement
issues. For me, anything is better than what we've got now. I've tried
using segments, but it doesn't work at all well with the notation editor
(duplicated time sigs, key sigs, etc.). I've never figured out what the
lilypond directives such as Alt 1. ->, actually do. Regards Angus
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