Re: Styling within platypus flowables
Robin Becker <[email protected]>
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On 05/02/2014 01:24, Nick Moffitt wrote: > Tim Roberts: >> Nick Moffitt wrote: >>> Hello, I'm looking to write something very like chordlab >>> https://github.com/kaj/chordlab/blob/master/chordlab >> >> You might be a good candidate for Lilypond. It is a music typesetting >> system, using an input much like LaTeX. It knows how to do tablature. >> There's a bit of a learning curve, but the output is beautiful. > > Thanks, but I'm looking to typeset lyric/chord sheets, not musical > scores or staves. > Can you explain exactly what is missing from standard paragraphs etc etc? I realize we can't yet get a standard paragraph to draw the staff (horizontal lines) etc etc, but a derived type probably could. I suppose it would probably be best to create a Flowable that handles your 'text' and knows how to 'break' and 'split' etc etc. -- Robin Becker