Open clnoel opened 3 years ago
See also Dorico's: Large Time Signatures
We could probably use Dorico's parameters for styling Large Time Signatures.
I'd like to code these objects as <time-sig>
elements inside <group-layout>
, <staff-layout>
or <system-layout>
elements. Default would be one 4-gap high time-signature per staff, centred vertically on the staff.
Apropos: I would also like to include a <style>
element, like HTML's, in MNX files:
<mnx>
// Is type="text/css" correct here?
// All measurements are in (floating point) gaps (dimensionless numbers)
<style type="text/css">
.fullScore
{
width: 2280;
height: 2765;
margins: 148 145 148 356;
gap=20
}
.largeGroupTimeSig
{
width: 2.75; // gaps
height: 7.75; // gaps
font-face: Arial;
// etc other parameters ...
}
// other styles
</style>
// <global>, <parts>
<group-layout id="groupLayout">
<time-sig class="largeGroupTimeSig" />
<staff-layout>...</staff-layout>
<staff-layout>...</staff-layout>
...
</group-layout>
<system-layout id="sysLayout">
<group-layout layout="groupLayout"
</system-layout>
<score name="Full Score" class="fullScore">
<page>
<system layout="sysLayout" measure="1" />
...
</page>
...
</score>
...
</mnx>
@notator says in https://github.com/w3c/mnx/issues/185#issuecomment-947598381 Multi-staff time-signatures are often used in large conducting scores and percussion parts. Time-sigs can simply become illegible if they are only the size of individual staves. Example: Schönberg's Pelleas und Melisande (score first printed in 1912).
This was originally in https://github.com/w3c/mnx/issues/185#issuecomment-948018127 as out-of-scope (D)