Re: getting paid for an include (I offer)

[Ali Cuota]

Dear Werner, and Dear all,

I dont want to set NDT for new compositions. I just want to enjoy
diversity of engraving, with their different valid points. And surely
we will continue to play barock and polypnohic music for many years.

In the mean time, I had and deeper and serious look to Scheme and
Python. This is nothing for me :-(
Nevertheless, I have questions, who knows...

1 - in the User-manual of Lilypond, chapter 1.1, there is a script for
"Ez_numbers_engraver" This is interesting of course, but I cant figure
out how to modify it for letters (all would be easier with a table).

2 - in usr/schare/lilypod/current/tablature.scm I miss many things,
one of them is: where is it declared that the lines representing the
strings are to be drawn?

3 - the concept of jianpu is nice. But I also swim in python-code.

4 - chapter 2.2.77 in internals refers to printing noteHead in words,
but here too, :-/

Well these are my first questions, maybe somebody wants to help... But
if I go ths way of DIY, I will have many questions. Probably too much
questions.

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2017-12-29 12:44 GMT-05:00, Werner LEMBERG <address@hidden>:
>>> ???  Are you really trying to reactivate Neue Deutsche
>>> Orgeltabulatur, three hundred years after it was abandonded?
>>
>> There can be multiple reasons why one would do that: [...]
>
> All of these are valid points.  However, it seems to me that he wants
> to actually *add* features to this tablature, which I consider three
> hundred years too late.  Similar to figured bass, Neue Deutsche
> Orgeltabulatur can't handle more elaborated music, so there were
> really good reasons to change to normal, modern notation.
>
>
>     Werner
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