source file of the GNU LilyPond music typesetter
- (c) 1998--2000 Jan Nieuwenhuizen <janneke@gnu.org>
+ (c) 1998--2004 Jan Nieuwenhuizen <janneke@gnu.org>
*/
#include <math.h>
#include "misc.hh"
#include "bezier.hh"
-static Real F0_1 (Real x)
+
+static Real
+F0_1 (Real x)
{
- return M_PI /2 * atan(2 * x / M_PI);
+ return 2 / M_PI * atan (M_PI * x / 2);
}
Real
}
/*
+
+
+ ^ x x
+ |
+height <indent>
+ |
+ v x x
+
+
+
For small w, the height should be proportional to w, for w ->
infinity, the height should rise to a limit asymptotically.
- Hence we take F(x) such that
- F(0) = 0 , F'(0) = 1, and F(infty) = 1
+ Hence we take F (x) such that
+ F (0) = 0 , F' (0) = 1, and F (infty) = 1
and use
- h = h_infinity * F(x * r_0 / h_infinity)
+ h = h_infinity * F (x * r_0 / h_infinity)
Examples:
- * F(x) = pi/2 * atan (2x/pi)
+ * F (x) = 2/pi * atan (pi x/2)
- * F(x) 1/alpha * x^alpha / (1 + x^alpha)
+ * F (x) = 1/alpha * x^alpha / (1 + x^alpha)
* (etc.)
`small' slurs to `big' slurs occurs.]
Although this might seem cand_idates to SCM-ify, it is not all clear
- which parameters (ie. h_inf, r_0, F(.)) should be candidates for
+ which parameters (ie. h_inf, r_0, F (.)) should be candidates for
this. At present h_inf and r_0 come from paper settings, but we did
no experiments for determining the best combinations of F, h_inf and
r_0.
+
+ The indent is proportional to the height of the slur for small
+ slurs. For large slurs, this gives a certain hookiness at the end,
+ so we increase the indent.
+
+ ind = G(w)
+
+ w -> 0, G(w) -> .5 h
+
+ w -> inf, G(w) -> 2*h
+
+ eg.
+
+
+ G(w) = h (w/(w+h_inf) 1.5 + .5 h
+
+
*/
Bezier
{
Bezier curve;
Real height = slur_height (width, h_inf, r_0);
- Real indent = height;
+ Real indent = (width/(h_inf+ width)*1.5 + 0.5) * height;
curve.control_[0] = Offset (0, 0);
curve.control_[1] = Offset (indent, height);