restWholeLegerLine and restHalfLegerLine are missing too now.
Emmentaler and Bravura are now using SMuFL 0.85. There could be some changes to be done in Gonville.
Ok. Thanks for info. I now about bugs in displaying arrows. MuseScore used single or double repeat dot(s) - UE042 or UE043? And the trill line - which glyph is used in MuseScore?
MuseScore uses repeatDot for barlines, so the single one. No harm in including repeatDots too, it could be useful for other apps.
Regarding the arpeggio, Musescore uses wiggleArpeggiatoUp, wiggleArpeggiatoUpArrow, wiggleArpeggiatoDownArrow for the 3 wiggle lines. And it uses arrowheadBlackUp and arrowheadBlackDown for the straight arpeggio lines with arrows. In this last case, the line is drawn by MuseScore.
Regarding horizontal trill lines, there are a number of symbols used:
libmscore/sym.cpp contains ALL the symbols defined by SMuFL. MuseScore doesn't use all of them, but just a small fraction, except if the user explicitely use a symbol of course.
I think that a few symbols are too small in Gonville font: codas and pedal marks. And alt. tab clef is missing, but I don't know which glyph is supported by this symbol in MuseScore. Someone wants to add something?
Ok, I see.
So - a new name... My propositions:
1. Suite
2. Score
3. Gootector :D
4. Sinfonia
5. Scherzo
6. Partita (Partitura is reserved for my other font)
Comments
This is the same as the ":" for repeat barlines.
Stems are slightly off the heads
flags are missing (all of them, 8th and above)
restWholeLegerLine and restHalfLegerLine are missing too now.
Emmentaler and Bravura are now using SMuFL 0.85. There could be some changes to be done in Gonville.
MuseScore 80759afc3e
restWholeLegerLine and restHalfLegerLine are in
augmentationDot is in as well
We still miss
repeatDot
arrowheadBlackUp
arrowheadBlackDown
The alignement of wiggleArpeggiatoUpArrow/wiggleArpeggiatoDownArrow or wiggleArpeggiatoUp/wiggleArpeggiatoDown is wrong.
Ok. Thanks for info. I now about bugs in displaying arrows. MuseScore used single or double repeat dot(s) - UE042 or UE043? And the trill line - which glyph is used in MuseScore?
MuseScore uses
repeatDotfor barlines, so the single one. No harm in includingrepeatDotstoo, it could be useful for other apps.Regarding the arpeggio, Musescore uses
wiggleArpeggiatoUp, wiggleArpeggiatoUpArrow, wiggleArpeggiatoDownArrowfor the 3 wiggle lines. And it usesarrowheadBlackUpandarrowheadBlackDownfor the straight arpeggio lines with arrows. In this last case, the line is drawn by MuseScore.Regarding horizontal trill lines, there are a number of symbols used:
ornamentTrillwiggleTrillornamentBottomLeftConcaveStrokeornamentZigZagLineNoRightEndornamentZigZagLineWithRightEndornamentUpPrallornamentLeftVerticalStrokeornamentDownPrallThanks! I've great problem with identification of glyphs which uses MuseScore. Now I know everything. Thanks!
I guess you can find them all being mentioned in libmscore/sym.cpp
libmscore/sym.cppcontains ALL the symbols defined by SMuFL. MuseScore doesn't use all of them, but just a small fraction, except if the user explicitely use a symbol of course.so grepping for SymId in all cpp files in libmscore but sym.cpp should show the used ones?
Yes, but deduplication would be needed. Volunteering to write a (python?) script to get the list of used symbol ids?
sorry, I don't talk python...
Here is a complete list of symbols used by MuseScore as of today 61b3d851e5
https://gist.github.com/lasconic/9668406
The python script to create it: https://gist.github.com/lasconic/9668440
(I'm not a python ninja, so it might be buggy or inelegant)
Maybe some dynamics are missing. See #25229: Some dynamics have too much internal space (no kerning)
I believe we have this covered now.
Hmm, I've seem some dynamics missing still, or again?
Can you file an issue?
Where are a problems? New update is coming.
OK, looks good in http://vtest.musescore.org/43b80ad3/vtest.html#gonville-text-3, I think I've seem missing one under Windows for these
I think that a few symbols are too small in Gonville font: codas and pedal marks. And alt. tab clef is missing, but I don't know which glyph is supported by this symbol in MuseScore. Someone wants to add something?
@Gootector Not really related to this issue, but to Gonville in general
See http://musescore.org/en/node/41621 and http://musescore.org/en/node/41641 which both look more urgent matter.
Ok, I see.
So - a new name... My propositions:
1. Suite
2. Score
3. Gootector :D
4. Sinfonia
5. Scherzo
6. Partita (Partitura is reserved for my other font)
Propositions?
GonvilleNeue?
GonvilleNew?
After all, it's very inspired from Gonville no?
Can we discuss this in the other issue? http://musescore.org/en/node/41641
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