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Support generation of lilypond-like textedit links #528

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henryso opened this issue Jun 28, 2015 · 4 comments
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Support generation of lilypond-like textedit links #528

henryso opened this issue Jun 28, 2015 · 4 comments
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henryso commented Jun 28, 2015

This idea comes from http://www.mail-archive.com/gregorio-users%40gna.org/msg02769.html

The format of the URL is textedit://{filename}:{line}:{char}:{column}. Line and column appear to be 1-based and char is the character-offset from the beginning given line, 0-based. Column expands tabs.

Links would be created for score glyphs and for syllable text.

This feature would be disabled by default. You would need to enable it both when calling gregorio to generate additional information in the gtex files (because this "leaks" filenames into the gtex file) as well as in the TeX code (which is possible to drive strictly based on whether the additional information is in the gtex file, but I like the idea of toggling it from TeX as well).

Obviously, it would be disabled if gregorio is reading from stdin since it can't know the filename.

https://www.tug.org/pipermail/pdftex/2006-March/006475.html shows how to generate links without LaTeX and hyperref.
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igneus commented Jun 28, 2015

Wow! I'm afraid I love you :)

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igneus commented Jun 28, 2015

Oh, sorry, not yet. :) I thought it's already a PR.

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henryso commented Jun 28, 2015

Good code takes time :)

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henryso added a commit to henryso/gregorio that referenced this issue Jun 29, 2015
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Added the ability to generate LilyPond-like textedit links.
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Fixes gregorio-project#528.
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henryso commented Jun 29, 2015

@igneus Pull request #530 is ready.

You will need to set \gresetpointandclick{on} to enable this from TeX and compile your scores with '-p' (which is automatic if you are using auto- or forced- compilation, but you might have to delete pre-existing auto-compiled gabc files, as the timestamps would not have changed).

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rpspringuel added a commit to rpspringuel/gregorio that referenced this issue Jul 5, 2015
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Merge commit '2ad2fcdc7e8feed4612cc1ede9d03e1e9285669b' into feature/…
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* commit '2ad2fcdc7e8feed4612cc1ede9d03e1e9285669b':
  Matched LilyPond's algorithm for counting columns.
  Added missing point-and-click link to bar syllable text.
  Fixes to handle above lines text.
  Emit a warning on dynamically sized braces spanning multiple lines.
  Further documentation adjustments.
  Adjust warning wording, update the documentation.
  Fix a pasto in [ub:\[01\]{] handling.
  Rework variable length brace handling to use luatexlatelua, and store/read all the variable length brace info from *.greaux file.
  Pass 0 always to grevarbracer in grevarbraces.
  Compute cur_score_id always.
  Read *.gaux file in lua, avoid \AtBeginDocument and \AtEndDocument.
  Parsing of [ob:1{] [ob:0}] and other variable length over and under braces, store horizontal position in *.gaux file.
  Added the ability to generate LilyPond-like textedit links. Fixes gregorio-project#528.
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