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Need list of ChordMark supported directives #657
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ChordMark currently does not have such formatting directives Looking at the source code for ChordPro supported directives it seems I only implemented for now structural directives like |
I was mostly interested (at this time) in titlecolork, chordcolor and textcolor. I like to color verses one color, choruses another, bridges yet another, etc. to help me as I play the song. SongBookPro provides that ability separate from the file so I probably won’t need it. However, those using other software might appreciate it.
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Subject: Re: [no-chris/chord-chart-studio] Need list of ChordMark supported directives (Issue #657)
ChordMark currently does not have such formatting directives
Looking at the source code for ChordPro supported directives it seems I only implemented for now structural directives like start/end_of_chorus
https://github.com/no-chris/chord-mark/blob/master/packages/chord-mark-converters/src/converters/chordPro2ChordMark.js
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That makes a lot of sense indeed |
I've tried adding a ChordPro directive (example: {textcolor: blue} or {textcolour: blue}) but rather than having the desired effect, the code is displayed. Is there a ChordMark command to accomplish this?
It would be great to have a list of such commands perhaps even a cross reference to ChordPro where an equivalent exists.
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