Re: Artificial-looking clef in a CueVoice?

[Bernhard Ott]

Hi,

On 05/17/2011 09:01 PM, Xavier Scheuer wrote:
> Cc: to James Lowe, the brave "only full-time doc writer/editor"?
>
> On 17 April 2011 23:20, Xavier Scheuer<address@hidden>  wrote:
> > Hi there!
> >
> > I remember a discussion where Reinhold asked how should a clef looks
> > like in a  CueVoice  (I cannot find this again).
> > IIRC the conclusion was something like: the clef should look voluntarily
> > "artificial", i.e. smaller but _after_ the bar line (and not _before_).
> >
> > I'd like to have such "artificial-looking" clef in a CueVoice.
> > Unfortunately I am not able to get it using the  \clef  command in a
> > CueVoice .  Ideas how I could achieve this (clef _after_ the bar line)?
> >
> > Please note that for various reasons I use a  CueVoice  and _not_
> > \cueDuring .
>
> One month later.
>
> At first I used a "normal" clef but with a smaller fontsize (thanks to
> an override), but then I discovered Reinhold's  \cueClef  command.
> It is a wonderful feature (so is  \cueDuringWithClef , see below).
> Thank you Reinhold!
>
> @ James, Reinhold, whoever
> BTW, neither  \cueClef , nor  \cueDuringWithClef  (I first tried
> \cleffedCueDuring  but it was not the correct name of the command) is
> documented in the Notation Reference.
> Actually these new features are already implemented but not documented
> AFAICS.  http://codereview.appspot.com/2726043/

It is there, but AFAIK it can only be found at:
http://kainhofer.com/~lilypond/Documentation/changes/index.html
(which unfortunately seems to be broken this very moment?).

I wrote about this 2 month ago (because I LOVE this enhancement and use 
it a lot - thanks, Reinhold!!), but nobody seemed to be interested ;-)

Bernhard