> hello,
> Maybe it's a strange question but I would like to know if it's
> possible to change the thickness of the Staff's lines. Not the Staff
> itself but the 5 line.
> I want to trie this thing because I found the score I wrote (Mozart
> wrote it, in fact, but not with lily...) is too "dark". Maybe I could
> tried to reduce the head size too... But I only find the "paper size"
> in the doc.
> PS : IN the input/test/bagpipe.ly what did I have to put in "Stem
> \override #'flag-style =#"" " If I want to remove the slash on the
> grace note. (I remember that I can have the different value with the
> internal documentation but I can't remember were is this strange
> annimal :o)
I hope you know how to search the answer to this kind of
questions in the on-line part of the manual "lilypond-internals".
However, for this particular question, the answer is different
in 1.5.x than in earlier versions.
For versions up to 1.4.x, you could say (from the Reference Manual)
\property Grace.Stem \override #'flag-style = #'()
to make the change for a particular set of grace notes or
\paper{
...
\translator{
\GraceContext
Stem \override #'flag-style = #'()
}
}
to change all grace notes in the score.
In version 1.5.x, the commands \startGraceMusic and \stopGraceMusic
(defined in grace-init.ly) are used, which means you should redefine
\startGraceMusic at the top of your file:
startGraceMusic={
\startGraceMusic
\property Voice.Stem \revert #'flag-style
}
I see it as a disadvantage that the new grace note mechanism
introduces yet another paradigm for property settings. We
already have too many different versions to handle:
grob properties vs translator properties and local vs global settings.
To change the flag style for a single grace note, use
\property Voice.Stem \override #'flag-style = #'()
/Mats
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