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feature: double keys #755
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Would you want to offset the stack if the keys would overlap (i.e., c3 and c4)? |
That would be perfect indeed! |
Right now, curly braces for "polyphony" is implemented using TeX magic. This double-key feature needs something more carefully handled. I think adopting the |
Sure! |
Fixed bugs with flatted clefs on 5-line staves. Fixes gregorio-project#755.
Fixed bugs with flatted clefs on 5-line staves. Fixes gregorio-project#755.
Updated tests/expectations for the fix for gregorio-project/gregorio#755
I just ran into some images on musicasacra: (just for archives) |
This is a feature that was asked by an abbey to ease transcription: it would be nice to be able to use two keys, stacked one on another. The syntax could be the same as "polyphony", for instance
c4{c1}
. Only the first specified key would be taken into account for the computations, the other one would just be typeset. It should also work for clef changes, and all new lines should contain both keys.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: