Printing numbers and (dynamic) characters with \lilyText pretty much cramps the letters, and there should be some kerning applied. This should be implemented through kerning pairs and a gsub(pair, a..'\hspace{kernvalue*option}'..b) replacement. Pairs should be storable for different fonts, where only a basic set has to be complete while other fonts only have to specify differing values.
Printing numbers and (dynamic) characters with
\lilyTextpretty much cramps the letters, and there should be some kerning applied. This should be implemented through kerning pairs and agsub(pair, a..'\hspace{kernvalue*option}'..b)replacement. Pairs should be storable for different fonts, where only a basic set has to be complete while other fonts only have to specify differing values.