[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> 1) Page 3, bar 20.  The hairpins and \p in Alto and Tenor goes below the
> staves even though I have specified Voice.dynamicDirection = \up.  Those
> two staves have a second voice in them, while Soprano and Bass do not. 
> I wonder if the second voice is causing the problem.

try this

--- ../lilypond-1.3.45/scm/generic-property.scm Thu Apr 13 20:23:54 2000
+++ ./scm/generic-property.scm  Thu Apr 13 22:09:45 2000
@@ -80,16 +80,16 @@

 (define generic-crescendo-properties
   (cons "Crescendo" (list
-                    (list 'verticalDirection dir? 'direction)
                     (list 'dynamicDirection dir? 'direction)
+                    (list 'verticalDirection dir? 'direction)
                     (list 'dynamicPadding number? 'padding)
                     (list 'dynamicMinimumSpace number? 'minimum-space)
                     )))

 (define generic-dynamic-line-spanner-properties
   (cons "Dynamic_line_spanner" (list
-                    (list 'verticalDirection dir? 'direction)
                     (list 'dynamicDirection dir? 'direction)
+                    (list 'verticalDirection dir? 'direction)
                     (list 'dynamicPadding number? 'padding)
                     (list 'dynamicMinimumSpace number? 'minimum-space)
                     )))

> 3) Page 6, bar 20.  The hairpin in the Bass clashes with the tuplet
> number.  By the way, are tuplet brackets supported?  I have never seen
> them.

yes, have a look at tupletBracketVisibility in the manual.


> 
> 4) Page 9, bar 46.  The \f in the Bass cannot be specified a height so
> that it won't clash with the upper G.  You can see in the source that I
> have specified a very large value for Voice.textScriptPadding in
> attempting to push the \f upward.
> 

have you considered putting the f on the upper voice?

> 5) Processing HaveMercoOnMe_OGod_2.ly produces the following warning:
> 
> HaveMercyOnMe_OGod_2.ly:657:53: warning: no one to print a tuplet start
> bracket:
>     _4 _8. A16 -- wake,2. __ harp8 and lyre! _ \times
>                                                       2/3 {I8 will8 a8}

Harmless. Tuplet brackets are n't pritned in Lyrics.

> I want to enter the lyrics matching the triplet rhythm in the voice. 
> Also, the duration "8" in the tuplet is not carried over, that is why I
> have input an explicit "8" for each syllable.  Am I doing it right?

I'm sorry, I  don't  understand. Can you send a shorter example?

> 8) Version 43.  lily does not understand the translator
> "Staff_margin_engraver".  Is it removed?

The name changed to Instrument_name_engraver.

> 1) Change time/key signatures in the middle of a piece.  I don't know
> how to do this, so I have splitted the score into two files.  Even
> though page number remains in a series, bar numbers do not.

how about


   { .. piece1 stuff .. \time 2/4; \key cis; .. piece2 stuff ..}

?

> 2) Change the starting number of bar numbering.


set \property Score.currentBarNumber.

> 3) Is it possible to change the behaviour of certain properties to bind
> to a system as opposed to the staff for the whole score?  For

No.

> 4) How to adjust the space between the two staves in a PianoStaff
> context?

see ly/engraver.ly for the definition of PianoStaff


> 9) Graphical clashes.  Sometimes I see that slurs and hairpins tend to
> clash with texts, especially \textscript.  Can such clashes be detected
> and avoided?

It is very hard to detect these automatically. See
input/test/generic-ouput-property.ly for a possible solution.

> I would appreciate if someone (perhaps HWN) can update me on these
> issues.  Somehow, one of my postings about lyrics a week ago went
> unnoticed.  Moreover, this piece is for my composition assignment which
> is due Friday.  It would be nice if those graphical glitches could be
> fixed by the time I hand in the assignment.  The most critical one is
> the hairpins and the \pp get moved below the staff in page 3, bar 20.  I
> apologize if this request is too much.

Sorry, I've been real busy this week.  And I am enjoying the rest, now
that my gnu-music-discuss mail is filtered into a separate folder.
The rest of your mail still awaits consideration in that folder :-)

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