[fomus-devel] wedges

[Kilian Sprotte]

Hi David,

thanks for your fixes, its very nice to see those wedges correct :)
Am 26.01.2006 um 07:59 schrieb David Psenicka:

> Some more bug fixes...  The program runs in Allegro 7 (and probably  
> 5, 6) now, and I'll test it in Windows shortly...

That sounds good (although I wont have the possibility to test  
Allegro...).

Sorry to come back to the wedges once more. First a general question:
In the example

q         q         q         q         |

p<-<-<-<-<-<-f>->->-mf

which was created by

:startwedge<
:wedge<
:endwedge< :startwedge>
:endwedge>

would it also be okay to write

:startwedge<
:wedge<
:wedge< :startwedge>
:wedge>

or in other words, are there two possibilities to specify a wedge?

One, with startwedge wedge* endwedge and the other with
startwedge wedge*, where the last wedge "means" endwedge?
(I suppose the latter could be generated more easily in a CM process,
was that your reason to do it like that?)

Now I have a problem once again, sorry, if I turn things around a bit:

q         q         q         q         |

p<-<-<-<-<-<-f<-<-<-ff

(Why not a split crescendo.... ;-) )

(fomus:fomus-init :backend '(:lilypond :view t) :filename "/tmp/  
fomus" :auto-accidentals nil)
(fomus:fomus-newpart 2 :instr :violin)
(fomus:fomus-newnote 2 :off 0 :dur 1 :note '(77 0) :marks   
'(:startwedge< :pp))
(fomus:fomus-newnote 2 :off 1 :dur 1 :note '(77 0) :marks '(:wedge<))
(fomus:fomus-newnote 2 :off 2 :dur 1 :note '(77 0) :marks   
'(:endwedge< :startwedge< :f))
(fomus:fomus-newnote 2 :off 3 :dur 1 :note '(77 0) :marks   
'(:endwedge< :FF))
(fomus:fomus-exec)

In my printout, the first wedge does not continue to the third note  
anymore, but stops on the second.
-Kilian

>
> Kilian Sprotte wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> thanks for the new update!!
>>
>> Am 19.01.2006 um 02:35 schrieb David Psenicka:
>>
>>> This update should fix a few things--the delete-temp-files is a   
>>> nice idea--I changed the code a bit so it works with the user   
>>> setting for target output file (actually, the default output is  
>>> ps-- pdf never seems to work well and Apple's previewer does much  
>>> better  at converting the ps to pdf).
>>
>>
>> I actually made the opposite experience... If I use tempo markup,  
>> the  Apple previewer refuses to do the conversion and also this  
>> conversion  progress bar annoys me....
>>
>> But thank you for those general settings anyway (I overlooked  
>> that...)!
>>
>> One issue that seems to remain (inside the lilypond backend, I   
>> suppose), is the immediate start of a new wedge, after one has   
>> finished as in the following:
>>
>> (fomus:fomus-init :backend '(:lilypond :view t) :filename "/tmp/  
>> fomus" :auto-accidentals nil)
>> (fomus:fomus-newpart 2 :instr :violin)
>> (fomus:fomus-newnote 2 :off 0 :dur 1 :note '(77 0) :marks   
>> '(:startwedge< :pp))
>> (fomus:fomus-newnote 2 :off 1 :dur 1 :note '(77 0) :marks '(:wedge<))
>> (fomus:fomus-newnote 2 :off 2 :dur 1 :note '(77 0) :marks   
>> '(:endwedge< :startwedge> :f))
>> (fomus:fomus-newnote 2 :off 3 :dur 1 :note '(77 0) :marks   
>> '(:endwedge> :mf))
>> (fomus:fomus-exec)
>>
>> Sorry for never sending that official debug file - just tell me  
>> if  thats needed.
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> -Kilian
>>
>>
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