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List:       lilypond-devel
Subject:    Re: Triplets at the other direction
From:       Graham Percival <gperlist () shaw ! ca>
Date:       2004-12-22 10:41:05
Message-ID: FB9D461F-5405-11D9-9C3C-000A95DABD74 () shaw ! ca
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On 18-Dec-04, at 8:22 AM, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
> Joshua Koo wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> When I have triplet, the 3 is in the same direction of the stems (eg. 
>> 3 is at the bottom if stem are down) . However I like it at the side 
>> of the note head, which means the opposite direction the stem are 
>> facing. (eg. I would like the 3 to be above the notes when stems are 
>> down).
>>
>> If I were to use the \tupletUp or \tupletDown then I would have to 
>> specify every triplets I have. Is there a \trupletOpposite? Or maybe 
>> there's ae property to be set to negative?

> As far as I know, this is not supported for the moment, but it might 
> be a nice feature to
> have an additional possible value for the direction property of any 
> object, which means
> do the opposite of the default value (the latter part of the answer is 
> intended for the
> developers).

Interesting idea.  Couldn't this be done with repeats, tupletUp/Down, 
and
part combining?

I'm not certain of the syntax, but something like this?


opposites= {
\repeat unfold 8 { \tupletUp s4 \tupletDown s4}
}
music = {
blah blah
}

\score{
	<< \opposites \music >>
}


Cheers,
- Graham




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