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  • Posted a comment on discussion Help on TeXlipse

    Comment to Version 2.0.1 (and previous-Versions?) I found the Solution: The de.dict has to be coded as utf-8 and the de_user.dict is encoded in iso-8859-1.

  • Posted a comment on discussion Help on abcplus

    Hello Guido, i found the solution. The Examlples i found allways worked with svg. Now here is the ps behaviour: %%map mydrum ^G, print=g heads=triangle/mynote % Hi-Hat and later [V:1] ^G is convertetd to 48.5 -23.0 2 copy xydef triangle The expression %%glyph 1d144 triangle doesn't do anything! So you have to define the triangel-head by yourself. I copied the sfa-Deco from deco.abc into my abc-file and it worked: %%beginps nosvg /triangle{ % usage: x y sfa 1.2 SLW M -2.4 4.8 RM 2.4 8.0 RL 2.4 -7.4...

  • Posted a comment on discussion Help on abcplus

    Hello again, where can i find the file persussions.abh (.abc)? There is none in the source an none in the net. In the net i allways found glyphs that are defined using svg! I only want to use postscript. (ghostscript gs9.22) In the sourcecode i found using glyphs ist only possible by using negative signed characters. (Outside ASCII) But only in Text-Parts like the Title or like. Am i right? Oliver

  • Posted a comment on discussion Help on abcplus

    Hello Guido, i write percussion-Notes and i want to modify the noteheads to increase the reading-speed. For example: A Circle around a normal notehead. Some time ago i solved this by defining a decoration. This worked fine but i always had to write !head-tom!. So i used "U:Y=!head-tom!" to define a shorthand. But there are to things hindring this. 1) abcmidi does not understand U: 2) additional Y in the Notes. So i noticed the new possibility with glyphs. But i think they do not work in abcm2ps....

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