microtones for makkam music notation

[D. Venizeleas]

Hello,

I have seen an older discussion between Adam Good and Han-Wen 
(http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-user/2005-10/msg00028.html) about 
implementing microtone support more completely. 
The latest lilypond documentation (2.11.33) doesn't tell about significant 
steps on this issue.
As playing turkish makkam music, to me it would be preferable to be able to 
notate in the way most turkish musicians use the microtone notation - I can't 
attach a scanned image (due to message size restrictions).  

There seems not to be any consensus about the notation of microtones in 
general. I suppose e. g. that Arabic microtones are noted slightly 
differently than turkish ones (the arabic tone system is different).

Could it be a viable implementation to give the user the ability to select the 
accidental, the pitch and the corresponding glyph he wants to use for a 
specific case of microtone notation?

E. g. 
cesF cesB cesS cesK 
cisF cisB cisS cisK 

for the turkish system (describing the 1, 4, 5, or 8 kommata  intervals; 2-3 
kommata is not used, 9 is already available in standard notation-it's the 
double sharp resp. double-flat.)

Also a notation of the microtone accidentals at the beginning of a score would 
be useful; of course it can't be in the way of "D major", because I think 
there is no harmonic concept in turkish music, but rather a scale based one.

Hopefully I did not bore anyone, but I need this feature and in no 
other notation system microtones are considered at all. I would also 
contribute monetarily, to support the work, if it is appropriate. 

Regards 

Dimitris
PS: I'm not a programmer