Hi all,
I'm rapidly approaching the first really public release of my
'lilyglyphs' LaTeX package.
lilyglyphs makes LilyPond's notational elements available as
'characters' in LaTeX documents. Glyphs from Emmentaler are accessed
directly, everything else through small PDF files generated with
your work as an opportunity to look at
XeLaTeX.
I'll take a look at glyphs combinations that could be usefull; octaviation
clefs, for instance.
Thanks for your awesome work!
Philippe
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On 2 sept. 2013, at 16:40, flup2 phili...@philmassart.net wrote:
Hello,
I'll take some time later this week to look carefully, but a first good news
is that I was able to compile the manual after installing the missing fonts
on 2 different computers :-)
2 years ago, I developed such a
commands the package can grow significantly faster.
(I wouldn't try to create octaviation clefs on the LaTeX side but
definitely through the pdf images BTW).
Best
Urs
Thanks for your awesome work!
Philippe
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Am 02.09.2013 16:42, schrieb Mike Solomon:
On 2 sept. 2013, at 16:40, flup2 phili...@philmassart.net wrote:
Hello,
I echo Philippe's compliments - this is truly incredible, Urs.
Thanks!
I won't have time to test it until later, but I know I will be a frequent user!
Then _please_ get it
2013/9/2 Urs Liska u...@openlilylib.org:
I'm rapidly approaching the first really public release of my 'lilyglyphs'
LaTeX package.
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This is really good news!
I should be able to test your package with LuaLaTeX in the next days.
I skimmed through the manual and, as others have already said,
