Re: Forced double accidental

[Arle Lommel]

Hi Harm,

Thanks. It looks like I screwed things up in my editing in the mail program.

Here is the appropriate example without the errors:

\stemUp dis32[ disis32 eis32 fis32] fisis32[ gis32 gisis32 ais32] e'!32[ dis!32 
cis32 ais32] fisis32[ dis32 cis32 ais32]

And you suggestion, which makes it 

stemUp dis32[ disis32 eis32 fis32] fisis32[ gis32 gisis32 ais32] e'!32[ 
\once\override Accidental #'restore-first = ##t dis!32 cis32 ais32] fisis32[ 
dis32 cis32 ais32]

Does take care of the issue, so that does it.

Thanks so much. I hope that is the last question I have for this piece!

Best,

Arle

On 2012 Dec 13, at 12:50 , Thomas Morley <address@hidden> wrote:

> 2012/12/13 Arle Lommel <address@hidden>:
>> One more question:
>> 
>> I need a way to force a note to show a cancellation natural (from a double
>> sharp) followed by a sharp sign. Lilypond doesn't want to do this in my case
>> with any of the accidental styles I've tried because the note is in a
>> different octave from the original double sharp. So far I can, of course,
>> get it to display the sharp sign, but I can't seem to figure out how to get
>> the cancellation natural to show up as well.
>> 
>> Here is the snippet in question with the note where I need the cancellation
>> natural plus the sharp bolded:
>> 
>> \stemUp dis32[ disis32 eis32 fis32] fisis32[ gis32 gisis32 ais32] e'!32[
>> dis#32 cis32 ais32] [fisis32 dis32 cis32 ais32]
> 
> Well, your example doesn't compile, if I make it complie the described
> behaviour isn't shown and a warning about the misplaced "[" is
> printed.
> 
> Anyway, perhaps you could try:
> 
> \version "2.16.1"
> {
>        disis''
>        \once\override Accidental #'restore-first = ##t
>        dis'
> }
> 
>> Essentially, I want the behavior of modern, except for this part:
>> 
>> It omits some extra natural signs, which were traditionally prefixed to a
>> sharp following a double sharp, or a flat following a double flat.
>> 
>> 
>> I want the "extra" natural signs that default would provide, except I need
>> them in other octaves, not just the same octave where they cancel. It
>> doesn't seem there is a style for this.
>> 
>> Best,
>> 
>> -Arle
> 
> -Harm