Open annplaksin opened 3 years ago
Note: Inserted SG in Oblique in Tenor "Qui regnas in celestibus"... this is important!
It's looking good in Safari right now...
-jjd
On 13 Nov 2020, at 17:26, Anna Plaksin notifications@github.com wrote:
Note: Inserted SG in Oblique in Tenor "Qui regnas in celestibus"... this is important!
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It might be broken in a short while... I just pushed the custos and clef stuff... (but this wouldn't make any sense)
Okay, "Qui regnas in celestibus" was another bug only happening in Obliques. Insertions still don't work...
Okay... inserted SC in ligatures and obliques work.
Do we need to handle inserted fermatas, accidentals and dots for now? If not, we can reduce the priority for this issue. As far as I see, in Liber de Arte contrapuncti, this isn't the case, but I'd rather like to double check.
Brilliant timing! I was just about to confirm that everything looks good now, except for one tiny detail: in II.xxx.ex1, the second SC, beneath the breve, is placed too high, so it collides with the note.
I haven't noticed any faults with the other signs in De arte contrapuncti. I think these are things that crop up in the practical pieces; we can deal with them next year...
Best, Jeff
On 20 Nov 2020, at 15:42, Anna Plaksin notifications@github.com wrote:
Okay... inserted SC in ligatures and obliques work.
Do we need to handle inserted fermatas, accidentals and dots for now? If not, we can reduce the priority for this issue. As far as I see, in Liber de Arte contrapuncti, this isn't the case, but I'd rather like to double check.
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You should be able to change the position of the SC manually...
Done...
On 20 Nov 2020, at 15:49, Anna Plaksin notifications@github.com wrote:
You should be able to change the position of the SC manually...
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Wonderful! Then I'll reduce the priority to "future problems"...
There are problems with some things, that show up within ligatures and with insertions inside ligatures: