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Climacus starting with oriscus #1493

Open barbarabolognese opened 4 years ago

barbarabolognese commented 4 years ago

While writing something down, I realized that I would need to type in a climacus starting with an oriscus. Unfortunately, as in what I am attaching, I would like the oriscus to be in form of a virga with the vertical line on the right, like the first note of a regular climacus. Is there a way to do it? ClimacusOriscus

rpspringuel commented 4 years ago

Unfortunately we don't have a method for attaching a virga to an oriscus (to the best of my knowledge and testing). Hence, this isn't a documentation request, but an enhancement request for the software, so I'm transferring this issue to the software repository.

barbarabolognese commented 4 years ago

Thank you so much! Is there any chance this will be programmed soon? I have an ongoing project and need several specific symbols. I’ll request them in the software repository. Thanks!

Il giorno 17 apr 2020, alle ore 10:16 PM, Br. Samuel Springuel notifications@github.com ha scritto:

Unfortunately we don't have a method for attaching a virga to an oriscus (to the best of my knowledge and testing). Hence, this isn't a documentation request, but an enhancement request for the software, so I'm transferring this issue to the software repository.

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henryso commented 4 years ago

Since such a symbol has no semiological basis, what sort of notation should be used for this? (gOFE) is the closest that we've got but that has the line on the left of the oriscus figure.

rpspringuel commented 3 years ago

I would propose that gov should give the shape he wants.

Given this, goV should probably be equivalent to gO.