StringContactPoint¶

class abjad.indicators.StringContactPoint.StringContactPoint(contact_point='ordinario')¶

String contact point.

Sul ponticello:

>>> indicator = abjad.StringContactPoint('sul ponticello')
>>> abjad.f(indicator)
abjad.StringContactPoint(
    contact_point='sul ponticello',
    )

Sul tasto:

>>> indicator = abjad.StringContactPoint('sul tasto')
>>> abjad.f(indicator)
abjad.StringContactPoint(
    contact_point='sul tasto',
    )

Attributes Summary

`contact_point`	Gets contact point of string contact point.
`markup`	Gets markup of string contact point.
`parameter`	Is true.
`tweaks`	Are not implemented on string contact point.

Special methods

(AbjadValueObject).__copy__(*arguments)¶

Copies Abjad value object.

Returns new Abjad value object.

(AbjadValueObject).__eq__(argument)¶

Is true when all initialization values of Abjad value object equal the initialization values of argument.

Returns true or false.

(AbjadObject).__format__(format_specification='')¶

Formats Abjad object.

Set format_specification to '' or 'storage'. Interprets '' equal to 'storage'.

Returns string.

Hashes Abjad value object.

Returns integer.

Gets interpreter representation of Abjad object.

Returns string.

Read-only properties

contact_point¶

Gets contact point of string contact point.

Sul ponticello:

>>> indicator = abjad.StringContactPoint('sul ponticello')
>>> indicator.contact_point
'sul ponticello'

Sul tasto:

>>> indicator = abjad.StringContactPoint('sul tasto')
>>> indicator.contact_point
'sul tasto'

Set to known string.

Return type:	`str`

markup¶

Gets markup of string contact point.

Sul ponticello:

>>> indicator = abjad.StringContactPoint('sul ponticello')
>>> abjad.show(indicator.markup) 

Sul tasto:

>>> indicator = abjad.StringContactPoint('sul tasto')
>>> abjad.show(indicator.markup) 

Return type:	`Markup`

parameter¶

Is true.

>>> abjad.StringContactPoint('sul tasto').parameter
True

Return type:	`bool`

tweaks¶

Are not implemented on string contact point.

Return type:	`None`