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Revise melodic departure signifiers in Humdrum-to-MEI converter.
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This commit revises commit c1103b0 by updating the melodic departure encoding in
**deg
data. Previously/
and\
were used to indicate melodic departure intervals. The problem is that the**degree
exclusive interpretation uses/
to separate the scale degree and octave information. The melodic departure characters are now'
and,
for up and down respectively.Here is a revised example of melodic departures:
This commit implements display of melodic departure intervals in the Humdrum-to-MEI converter:
'
''
,
,,
In addition, the letter
y
can be prefixed to the approach or departure, which means to suppress its display in the conversion (as in CSSdisplay:none
since it will not be transmitted to the MEI conversion). This hiding method is per token. A set of interpretations could be developed to hide/unhide approaches and departures independently of*Xdir
and*dir
, which affect both approaches and departures.Example:
Humdrum data:
Click to view MEI conversion of above Humdrum data
Note that melodic departure
rend@types
are similar to those of melodic approaches:rend@type
departure-up-step
departure-up-leap
departure-down-step
departure-down-leap