of repeated
measures that I would like to notate using the percent repeat symbol
with text above it like 8x or any other arbitrary text.
The built-in functionality does not seem to allow for this unless I'm
missing something. I found a snippet to generate a percent repeat
sign:
makePercent
found a snippet to generate a percent repeat
sign:
makePercent =
#(define-music-function (parser location note) (ly:music?)
Make a percent repeat the same length as NOTE.
(make-music 'PercentEvent
'length (ly:music-length note)))
But this does not allow me to add \markup
I'm
missing something. I found a snippet to generate a percent repeat
sign:
makePercent =
#(define-music-function (parser location note) (ly:music?)
Make a percent repeat the same length as NOTE.
(make-music 'PercentEvent
'length (ly:music-length note)))
But this does
Maybe I should have started with this question, but what do you need the
notation for?
If Mats' trick serves you, then it's ok. Otherwise please let me know,
then I will go ahead with adding the sponsored feature.
I realized that Mats' trick would work in principle, but I don't like it (a)
I expect that it will also work with 2.2 , you have to add
\score{\notes {}}.
Yes, it works fine, even in 2.2. However, I need a similar command to turn my
rests back into normal rests. At least in 2.2, this command produces
percent-shaped rests for the remainder of the score.
I added this
try adding \once before the \override, or
do \revert MultiMeasureRest #'print-function
Yup, that works.
Claus
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Claus Wilke wrote:
Maybe I should have started with this question, but what do you need the
notation for?
If Mats' trick serves you, then it's ok. Otherwise please let me know,
then I will go ahead with adding the sponsored feature.
I realized that Mats' trick would work in principle, but I
Do you want the percent signs already from the firs measure of the
piece? Otherwise, just do
\repeat percent 5 { previous measure }
Isn't this what you actually want to describe anyway? I don't understand
what you intend to use it for otherwise.
Example, a C major scaled followed by 4 bars of
Claus Wilke wrote:
[percent repeats without body]
as Mats pointed, it is of course possible to get this, just by putting
the last measure of the previous material in the \repeat. Of course,
then you can't do
\fragment
\repeat percent 4 { \skip 1 }
\otherFragment
\repeat percent
Hello,
is it possible to directly engrave percent repeat signs? As far as I
understand, the percent repeat mechanism always first engraves something
(notes, rests, etc.), and then engraves bars with repeat signs. I.e., if I do
\repeat percent 4 { r1 }
I get one bar with a rest, and then three
Claus Wilke wrote:
Hello,
is it possible to directly engrave percent repeat signs? As far as I
understand, the percent repeat mechanism always first engraves something
(notes, rests, etc.), and then engraves bars with repeat signs. I.e., if I do
\repeat percent 4 { r1 }
I get one bar with a
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