Re: printing the current moment in a context

Hi Jan-Peter, > did you receive this message? Yes, I received that. Sorry for not responding sooner. > Did you have a chance to test the code? Unfortunately not yet. I will as soon as I can — early next week at the latest. Thanks, Kieren. Kieren MacMillan,

Re: printing the current moment in a context

Hi Kieren, did you receive this message? Did you have a chance to test the code? Best Jan-Peter Am 23.08.2017 um 10:58 schrieb Jan-Peter Voigt: Hi Kieren, I merged a few things into master. Now upbeats and instant voices should work as expected. At least in my tiny examples they do. I'd

Re: printing the current moment in a context

Hi Kieren, I merged a few things into master. Now upbeats and instant voices should work as expected. At least in my tiny examples they do. I'd like you to test two things: 1. test, if the master branch doesn't fail with your scores. I tested the code and only merged stuff that passed my

Re: printing the current moment in a context

thanks! That does it Am 22.08.2017 um 11:54 schrieb David Kastrup: Jan-Peter Voigt writes: ... OK, now I found it! It is a matter of order: If the edition-engraver is consisted before the Timing the timing-information is not updated and so the last reported timestep is

Re: printing the current moment in a context

Jan-Peter Voigt writes: > ... OK, now I found it! > > It is a matter of order: If the edition-engraver is consisted before > the Timing the timing-information is not updated and so the last > reported timestep is used in the start-translation-timestep slot of > the engraver. A

Re: printing the current moment in a context

... OK, now I found it! It is a matter of order: If the edition-engraver is consisted before the Timing the timing-information is not updated and so the last reported timestep is used in the start-translation-timestep slot of the engraver. A lot of the mods are applied in that stage of

Re: printing the current moment in a context

Hi Kieren, the issue is not fixed (yet), but I found a hint. The EE uses the context-properties currentBarNumber and measurePosition to collect current mods from the tree. Somehow these values are laid back inside the EE code so they report the preceding moment when the Timing is moved away

Re: printing the current moment in a context

Hi all, > In the case of cadenze, it would make more sense to use > absolute time for additional _offsets_ to a bar/measurepos pair. +1 Kieren. Kieren MacMillan, composer ‣ website: www.kierenmacmillan.info ‣ email: i...@kierenmacmillan.info

Re: printing the current moment in a context

Hi Jan-Peter, Here are the features I think would be essential in the optimal edition-engraver: 1. offset from a mark or moment 0; 2. relative (the default?) and absolute offset; 3. targetting of a context id (requires an offset for tweaking); 4. targetting of a [unique] grob id (does not

Re: printing the current moment in a context

Hi David, you are right. This is an idea I also thought about. I will see how to add that. A while ago Kieren and I discussed using a mark event together with an offset for use in polymetric scores. Jan-Peter Am 18. August 2017 09:13:21 MESZ schrieb David Kastrup : >Jan-Peter

Re: printing the current moment in a context

Jan-Peter Voigt writes: > Hi Kieren, > > it is not implemented yet, allthough I carry this idea for a while. It > is no problem to use ly:context-now, but it adds another schema/branch > to the tree. That shouldn't be a big deal, but still it has to be > implemented carefully.

Re: printing the current moment in a context

Hi Kieren, it is not implemented yet, allthough I carry this idea for a while. It is no problem to use ly:context-now, but it adds another schema/branch to the tree. That shouldn't be a big deal, but still it has to be implemented carefully. Jan-Peter Am 17. August 2017 23:47:56 MESZ schrieb

Re: printing the current moment in a context

Hi Jan-Peter, >> May I ask, after \cadenzaOn there is no moment anymore? > > It doesn't advance. That's pretty much the point of a cadenza. > >> Is there some other internal counter for this? > > Absolute time as via ly:context-now or grob::when . This is global and > unfazed by all timing

Re: printing the current moment in a context

Francisco Vila writes: > On 16/08/17 14:53, David Kastrup wrote: >> Kieren MacMillan writes: >> >>> Hi David, >>> Something like >>> This is great! >>> >>> …except in the *exact* circumstance I actually need it for: > > { > c d-"@" f g

Re: printing the current moment in a context

On 16/08/17 14:53, David Kastrup wrote: > Kieren MacMillan writes: > >> Hi David, >> >>> Something like >> This is great! >> >> …except in the *exact* circumstance I actually need it for: { c d-"@" f g c d-"@" f g \cadenzaOn c d-"@" f g c d-"@" f g } May I ask,

Re: printing the current moment in a context

Kieren MacMillan writes: > Hi David, > >> Perhaps it would have been worthwhile creating a minimal example >> demonstrating the exact circumstance you actually need it for... > > Your revised code — brilliant, as always! — I was rather angling for "illuminating".

Re: printing the current moment in a context

Hi David, > I'll try it in my "real-world" score and report back. Here is a screenshot of a portion of my current engraving: As you can see, the second staff is [correctly] displaying 36@0, and the third staff is [correctly] displaying 35@1/4. *HOWEVER*: the edition-engraver tweak required

Re: printing the current moment in a context

Hi David, > Perhaps it would have been worthwhile creating a minimal example > demonstrating the exact circumstance you actually need it for... Your revised code — brilliant, as always! — appears to work perfectly on the attached MWE of the exact circumstance I need. I'll try it in my

Re: printing the current moment in a context

Kieren MacMillan writes: > Hi David, > >> Something like > > This is great! > > …except in the *exact* circumstance I actually need it for: Perhaps it would have been worthwhile creating a minimal example demonstrating the exact circumstance you actually need it

Re: printing the current moment in a context

Kieren MacMillan writes: > Hi David, > >> Something like > > This is great! > > …except in the *exact* circumstance I actually need it for: > > SNIPPET BEGINS > \version "2.19.64" > > #(define (moment->string mom) > (if (zero? (ly:moment-grace mom)) >

Re: printing the current moment in a context

Hi David, > Something like This is great! …except in the *exact* circumstance I actually need it for: SNIPPET BEGINS \version "2.19.64" #(define (moment->string mom) (if (zero? (ly:moment-grace mom)) (number->string (ly:moment-main mom)) (format "~sG~a" (ly:moment-main mom)

Re: printing the current moment in a context

Kieren MacMillan writes: > Hi all, > > Is there a function (2.19.64) that will output the current context > moment (e.g., measure number and beat) as markup? > In my polymetric scores, I need to target moments (using the > edition-engraver), and it currently

printing the current moment in a context

Hi all, Is there a function (2.19.64) that will output the current context moment (e.g., measure number and beat) as markup? In my polymetric scores, I need to target moments (using the edition-engraver), and it currently involves a bit too much trial-and-error… Thanks, Kieren.