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% This file is part of the 'lilyglyphs' LaTeX package. %
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% https://github.com/openlilylib/lilyglyphs %
% http://www.openlilylib.org/lilyglyphs %
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% Copyright 2012-2013 Urs Liska and others, ul@openlilylib.org %
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*lilyglyphs* - Release Notes
============================
This document lists all changes in the development of *lilyglyphs*.
All changes should be present in the manual, but only the finished versions printed bold are available as pdf downloads. (Latest changes are only found in the master branch of the git repository. They should be documentd in the lilyglyphs.tex file there too.)
So the lines above the topmost bold version line represent the changes not available in the downloadable pdf documentation.
0.2.3
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(2014-03-13)
Some enhancements and additions, new version of the font files
- Update Emmentaler fonts to 2.18.0
- Provide consistent BE and AE versions of singlenote commands
- Add set of articulation symbols
- Add a set of \threeBeamedQuavers commands
- Add \demisemiquaver commands (up/down, dotted)
- Fix trailing space of \quaver and \semiquaver
(may affect spacing of existing documents)
0.2.2
-----
(2013-09-27)
Mainly resolving some issues that have become visible *due to* the intial release
- Fix upright quotes in code examples
- Fix path bug with Python scripts in OS X
- Fix bug with library lookup in Python scripts,
revert some settings unnecessarily made for TeXLive distribution
- Add German version of example document
- Add predefined commands:
`\wholeNote`, `\wholeNoteDotted`
Accordion notation (available Emmentaler glyphs)
- Rename `\fancyExample` to `\lilyFancyExample` to avoid confusion
- lilyglyphs is now available through CTAN and TeXLive
0.2.1
-----
(2013-09-15)
- lilyglyphs now also works with LuaLaTeX!
(Thanks to Dave Bellows)
- considerable revision of the manual
- Provide 'private' directory to add personal commands
- pdf files for image based commands are now tracked in the Git repository
- some modifications to the use of the Python scripts
- Drop support/necessity for starred commands
All commands by default now don't print a space after them.
To achieve that effect one has to write a pair of curly braces.
This is in line with default behaviour of e.g \LaTeX{} and similar commands
- The command generation scripts accept scale= and raise= entries
that set default values for subsequent commands
- Fix \lilyTimeSignature
Now scales correctly and doesn't have a fraction line anymore.
'raise' still doesn't work.
0.2.0
-----
(2012-11-10)
- Add some commands with images, mainly single notes.
- graphical \lilyglyphs command with corresponding .pdf and .png files
- Python script rebuild-pdfs.py
Re-creates pdf files for use in image driven commands that are missing
because they are not tracked in Git
Python script deploy.py
Gathers the relevant files and puts them in an archive
- Python script genGlyphCommands.py
Very easy way to create new commands with arbitrary sources.
- Python script buildglyphimages.py
Very easy way to create new image glyphs and their respective commands
at the same time. You can edit the objects in LilyPond, then
let the script do the rest: write LilyPond source files, compile the image files,
create LaTeX commands, a documentation table and test code for fine-tuning the commands.
- New generic commands \lilyPrintImage and \lilyImage
(loading 'glyphs' from PDF images created with LilyPond)
0.1.0
-----
(2012-10-19)
- Add dotted symbols and the logic behind it
- Add some rest glyphs
- Add fermata
- Add all 'sharp' accidentals
0.0.5
-----
(2012-09-25)
- Exchange meaning of starred and unstarred command versions:
Unstarred now means: with trailing space (continuous text),
starred means: without trailing space
- Implement numerical time signatures
(scaling and vertical placement don't work properly yet)
- Plus: Major rewrite of the manual
0.0.2
-----
(2012-09-23)
- New syntax accepting key=value options for generic and predefined commands.
- Options can be set at global, design time and command invocation level.
- Optical sizes of the Emmentaler font can be selected
0.0.1
-----
(2012-09-06)
- All glyphs from Emmentaler can be printed using generic access commands
- Some predefined commands are already available.
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