\fi
}
+%% Urgh. Lilypond uses EC fonts, but texinfo is based on CM. We thus
+%% have to handle T1 font encoding by ourselves. Note that the following
+%% code only provides the texinfo interface, not complete access to all
+%% EC glyphs.
+
+\begingroup
+\catcode `\@=11\relax
+\gdef\lilypondECencoding{
+ \def\"##1{
+ {\accent4 ##1}}
+ \def\'##1{
+ {\accent1 ##1}}
+ \def\,##1{
+ {\leavevmode
+ \setbox\z@\hbox{##1}
+ \ifdim\ht\z@=1ex
+ \accent11 ##1
+ \else
+ {\ooalign{
+ \unhbox\z@
+ \crcr
+ \hidewidth
+ \char11
+ \hidewidth}}
+ \fi}}
+ \def\=##1{
+ {\accent9 ##1}}
+ \def\^##1{
+ {\accent2 ##1}}
+ \def\`##1{
+ {\accent0 ##1}}
+ \def\~##1{
+ {\accent3 ##1}}
+ \def\dotaccent##1{
+ {\accent10 ##1}}
+ \def\H##1{
+ {\accent5 ##1}}
+ \def\ringaccent##1{
+ {\accent6 ##1}}
+% \def\tieaccent##1{} % unsupported: this is TS1
+ \def\u##1{
+ {\accent8 ##1}}
+ \def\ubaraccent##1{
+ {\o@lign{
+ \relax
+ ##1
+ \crcr
+ \hidewidth
+ \sh@ft{29}\vbox to.2ex{
+ \hbox{\char9}
+ \vss}
+ \hidewidth}}}
+ \def\udotaccent##1{
+ {\o@lign{
+ \relax
+ ##1
+ \crcr
+ \hidewidth
+ \sh@ft{10}.
+ \hidewidth}}}
+ \def\v##1{
+ {\accent7 ##1}}
+
+ \chardef\exclamdown=189
+ \chardef\questiondown=190
+
+ \def\aa{
+ \ringaccent{a}}
+ \def\AA{
+ \ringaccent{A}}
+ \chardef\AE=198
+ \chardef\ae=230
+ \chardef\ptexi=25
+ \chardef\j=26
+ \chardef\L=138
+ \chardef\l=170
+ \chardef\O=216
+ \chardef\o=248
+ \chardef\OE=215
+ \chardef\oe=247
+ \chardef\ss=255
+}
+\endgroup
+
\gdef\lilypondstart{
\frenchspacing
\begingroup
{%% either plain TeX or texinfo or not at the beginning of LaTeX input
\def\x{
\endgroup
- \def\lilypondfontencoding####1{}}}
+ \def\lilypondfontencoding####1{
+ \lilypondECencoding}}}
{%% FIXME: a4
%% provide a proper LaTeX preamble (for A4 paper format)
\def\x{
\endgroup
\def\lilyponddocument{}
\def\lilypondfontencoding####1{
- \fontencoding{####1}\selectfont}
+ \fontencoding{####1}
+ \selectfont}
\documentclass[a4paper]{article}
%% safe-mode
\nofiles
{\def\x{\endgroup\csname end\endcsname{document}}}
\x}
-%% Inversed \loop ... \repeat macro
-\def\lilypondloop#1\lilypondrepeat{
- \def\lilypondbody{#1}
- \lilyponditerate}
-
-\def\lilyponditerate{
- % \if ...
- \lilypondbody
- \let\lilypondnext \relax
- \else
- \let\lilypondnext \lilyponditerate
- \fi
- \lilypondnext}
-
%% Allow overriding of pagebreak
\lilypondifundefined{lilypondpagebreak}
-{\lilypondifundefined{@nodocument}
- {\gdef\lilypondpagebreak{\eject}}
- {\gdef\lilypondpagebreak{\newpage}}}
-{}
+ {\lilypondifundefined{@nodocument}
+ {\gdef\lilypondpagebreak{\eject}}
+ {\gdef\lilypondpagebreak{\newpage}}}
+ {}
%% Include \special only once.
\gdef\lilypondspecial{
%% Allow overriding of interscoreline, e.g. for lilypond.py's --preview
\lilypondifundefined{interscoreline}
-{\lilypondifundefined{lilypondclassic}
- {\gdef\interscoreline{}}
- {\gdef\interscoreline{
- \vskip\lilypondpaperinterscoreline\lilypondpaperunit
- plus \lilypondpaperinterscorelinefill fill}}}
-{}
+ {\lilypondifundefined{lilypondclassic}
+ {\gdef\interscoreline{}}
+ {\gdef\interscoreline{
+ \vskip\lilypondpaperinterscoreline\lilypondpaperunit
+ plus \lilypondpaperinterscorelinefill fill}}}
+ {}
%% Include postscript definitions unless using PDFTeX,
%% in that case use pdf definitions.
%% MiKTeX workaround: use \csname.
\lilypondifundefined{lilypondpostscript}
-{\lilypondifundefined{pdfoutput}
- {\input lily-ps-defs }
- {\pdfoutput = 1
- \input lily-pdf-defs }}
-{}
+ {\lilypondifundefined{pdfoutput}
+ {\input lily-ps-defs }
+ {\pdfoutput = 1
+ \input lily-pdf-defs }}
+ {}
%% Restore newline functionality (disabled to avoid \par).
\endlinechar \lilyponddefsELC