Knut wrote:
> In that case, am I to understand that whenever glyphs are to be
> positioned on the stem side, there is one single registration regardless
of
> the stem direction, but glyphs for note side positioning have two
> sets, each with different registration, depending on stem direction?
It's probably not as consistent as that everywhere within the
specification. The general approach is to have separate glyphs for
above/below (or notehead/stem side) if the shape of the symbol varies (as
e.g. the tenuto-staccato articulation does, or the marcato articulation
does), but otherwise to only have a single glyph, and to leave the
positioning of said glyph relative to the note to be determined by the
consuming application.
Daniel
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