Create a new key to the optional arguments: variant=. This should implement some kind of index lookup so one doesn't have to create individual commands for related glyphs.
An example could be the existing \twoBeamedQuavers which could make use of variants with different beam slopes.
Probably this shouldn't (only) be implemented as an integer lookup but through named key.
I think of command invocations like:
ţwoBeamedQuavers[variant=01] -> different slopes
twoBeamedNotes[variant=semiquaver] -> different number of beams
Create a new key to the optional arguments:
variant=
. This should implement some kind of index lookup so one doesn't have to create individual commands for related glyphs.An example could be the existing
\twoBeamedQuavers
which could make use of variants with different beam slopes.Probably this shouldn't (only) be implemented as an integer lookup but through named key.
I think of command invocations like:
ţwoBeamedQuavers[variant=01]
-> different slopestwoBeamedNotes[variant=semiquaver]
-> different number of beams