Hi Zichu,
an other approach (mkiv + lilypond font):
\definefont[music][name:emmentaler20 at 72pt]
\starttext
\music\char57770
\stoptext
:-)
Greetings Lutz
2009/6/24 Zhichu Chen
> Hi Nicola,
>
> Thank you very much for your example and the idea. It's amazing,
> I thought it's just a metafont
Hi Nicola,
Thank you very much for your example and the idea. It's amazing,
I thought it's just a metafont thing and metapost just can't do that.
Thank you for your information again.
On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 10:12 PM, Nicola wrote:
> In article
> <769ba7780906240342s4939ac2foe7bfd783ad2e8...@mai
In article
<769ba7780906240342s4939ac2foe7bfd783ad2e8...@mail.gmail.com>,
Zhichu Chen wrote:
> Well, my example is too simple. Actually, I was trying to draw a
> treble clef
If your goal is to draw a path with pens of varying width (kind of
calligraphic strokes),'penpos' and 'penstroke' may
On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 7:29 PM, Hans Hagen wrote:
> Zhichu Chen wrote:
>
>> I guess I should use as few variables as possible, I suppose
>> no one would name their paths "Helper" ;)
>
> Helper sounds ok, but ...
>
>> pair Oringin ; Oringin := center p ;
>
> ... Oringin kind of funny
I'll change t
Zhichu Chen wrote:
I guess I should use as few variables as possible, I suppose
no one would name their paths "Helper" ;)
Helper sounds ok, but ...
pair Oringin ; Oringin := center p ;
... Oringin kind of funny
Helper1 := llcorner currentpicture -- lrcorner currentpicture ;
shorter
I guess I should use as few variables as possible, I suppose
no one would name their paths "Helper" ;)
This macro assumes the argument is clockwise, I've written
a macro to find out whether a path is clockwise or not, but
it took me forever to run the code. Maybe there's already
some primitive cou
I assume there's no "--" between "reverse" and "fullcircle scaled 1cm" :)
Well, my example is too simple. Actually, I was trying to draw a
treble clef, and when there're too many intersection points (caused
by the -- operator to join every path together) the output is not
so good, kind of like an
Zhichu Chen wrote:
> Cool, but just curiosity, metapost can handle fonts right?
> How those glyphs don't have this problem? I've read the
> specification of the type1 fonts, they don't seem to have
> such weird paths, just some borderlines with different
> directions.
PostScript paths are more a
Am 24.06.2009 um 05:13 schrieb Zhichu Chen:
Hi, I got a problem in metapost. If I want to draw a ring, and
use the code:
fill fullcircle scaled 2cm ;
unfill fullcircle scaled 1cm ;
The inner part is not transparent, it has the color of "background"
variable which is "white" by default.
This ca
Cool, but just curiosity, metapost can handle fonts right?
How those glyphs don't have this problem? I've read the
specification of the type1 fonts, they don't seem to have
such weird paths, just some borderlines with different
directions.
On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 3:32 PM, Taco Hoekwater wrote:
> C
Zhichu Chen wrote:
> Fine, I made it in a very weird way. I constructed a very
> strange path to go through the outer path in counter-
> clockwise direction and inner path in clockwise dir-
> ection and filled it. I don't feel good but it can be done
> now.
Currently, that is how it should be do
Fine, I made it in a very weird way. I constructed a very
strange path to go through the outer path in counter-
clockwise direction and inner path in clockwise dir-
ection and filled it. I don't feel good but it can be done
now.
On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 11:13 AM, Zhichu Chen wrote:
> Hi, I got a pr
Hi, I got a problem in metapost. If I want to draw a ring, and
use the code:
fill fullcircle scaled 2cm ;
unfill fullcircle scaled 1cm ;
The inner part is not transparent, it has the color of "background"
variable which is "white" by default.
This case is a minimal example, I actually wanna draw s
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