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Mimicking `\chords` mode within `\markup`
From: |
Joel C. Salomon |
Subject: |
Mimicking `\chords` mode within `\markup` |
Date: |
Wed, 21 Dec 2022 11:56:17 -0500 |
\version "2.24.0"
\markup {
Compare \sans\concat{F\char ##x266F °/C} to \sans\concat{F\sharp °/C}
to \score{\chords{\chordmode{ fis:dim/c }}}
}
Looks like `\chords` is aligning the sharp symbol differently (and
probably using SMUFL U+E870 rather than U+B0 (°), but that matters
less). How can I copy what `\chords` is doing?
(If the spacing and sizing of the embedded `\score` can be tweaked to
look like inline text, that's good too.)
I'm guessing that I need to somehow create a `ChordName` item, but I
can't see how to do so.
--Joel
- Mimicking `\chords` mode within `\markup`,
Joel C. Salomon <=