Simple Titles change

[Richard Shann]

Simple Titles have long had a problem with showing titles twice over in
some circumstances. I've comprehensively fixed this now.
One thing that is changed: before the Score Title and the Movement
Title were the same font-size, now the Movement Title is slightly
smaller.
As a bonus the coding for the movement titles is now editable at the
start of the LilyPond view so the more techie inclined can tweak the
appearance quite easily there.

Richard

Re: Custom Titles

[Richard Shann]

On Mon, 2023-01-02 at 17:36 +, Joe Wilkinson wrote:
>  Thanks,
>  I've been looking at lilypond markup for text and find it difficult
> to determine which bits are already included in Multi-Line Text.
>  It looks as if the \markup { ... ]

yes, looking in the LilyPond View you can see that the Multi-Line text
editor wraps everything you type with

^\markup\scale #'(1 . 1)\column{

and }
after replacing any paragraph markers with \line{} wrappers.

The scaling is doing nothing, of course; I'm not quite sure what the
motivation for wrapping everything in \column is ...

>  is already there; certainly \markup seems to produce an error when
> Typesetting, though not necessarily in the Preview
>   For example (and I was playing with the poetry to see what
> happened)
>  what is below in red causes no issue in the Preview but a
> Typesetting error 
I just pasted your red text into a Multi-line and got the attached
which typesets alright for me.
No sure what you have - you could post the LilyPond emitted which
should be more explanatory.
Richard

>  Best wishes
>  Joe
>  
>  \bold {\“Sehnlich wenden wir uns, von Tag Ermüdete,}
>  ¶
>  \bold {der ambrosischen Nacht deine Gesänge zu,}
>  
>  ¶\bold {deren wehender Fittich}
>  
>  ¶\bold {uns beschattet mit goldenem Traum.\”} \italic { from: Ode an
> Holderlin}
>  
>  ¶
>  ¶We turn passionately, exhausted by day, 
>  
>  ¶to the ambrosia, the night of your music,
>  
>  ¶whose fanning wing casts us into
>  
>  ¶a Shadow of a Golden Dream 
> 
>  
>  
>  
> On 02/01/2023 16:48, Richard Shann wrote:
> On Mon, 2023-01-02 at 12:28 +, Richard Shann wrote:
>  
> > On Sun, 2023-01-01 at 18:21 +, Joe Wilkinson wrote:
> >  
> > > Hi Richard,
> > > All the music systems are now in order. Thanks.
> > > 
> > > The Score I am transposing has some poetry associated with each 
> > > movement, and I thought it might be good to include it on a page
> > > between 
> > > the Titles and the First Movement.
> > I think the only thing Denemo provides is the ability to include
> > title
> > page(s) generated externally as an eps file. So you would create
> > everything you wanted using an external editor and write it out as
> > an
> > eps file and then include it using:
> > 
> > Command: Prepend Encapsulated Postscript
> > Places text/graphics from an encapsulated postscript file at the
> > start
> > of the current movement.
> > Use this for columns of text or images, fancy titles etc. prepared
> > in
> > other programs
> > which are to appear before the music.
> > Location: Object Menu ▶ Movements ▶ Titles
> > Internal Name: PrependPostscript
> > 
> > But I see that there is a command to place LilyPond markup after a
> > movement so I've tweaked that to place the markup before the
> > movement
> > -
> > this is in the sources now and will be built overnight:
> > 
> > Command: Text Before Movement
> > Places (formatted) text before the music of the current movement.
> > Location: Object Menu ▶ Movements ▶ Titles
> > Internal Name: MarkupAtStart
> > 
> > If you use Score titles for the titles then the markup you give
> > will
> > come after them (but before any Movement titles you set).
> Using this to get exactly what you want will be easier if you have
> read
> up the LilyPond markup commands and have the patience to fiddle with
> them. I've just come up with an example of placing some justified
> text
> centered beneath the title - attached here. But until you have the
> command installed you can't edit this easily...
> 
> Richard
> 
> 
> 
>  
> > HTH
> > 
> > Richard
> > 
> >  
> > > I tried Custom Titles, hoping to put the verses in the centre
> > > column,
> > > and have hit some snags.
> > > 
> > > 1 Once I have created a line, trying to edit it can only be done
> > > by
> > > re-entering the data.
> > > 2 There doesn't seem to be a way to delete a line, once entered.
> > > 3 I need a way of putting several lines in one block - though the
> > > text 
> > > display shows four lines if i use SHIFT-ENTER it is all in a wide
> > > single 
> > > line on the page.
> > > 
> > > It isn't important: I can Start Again from the a file with just
> > > music
> > > and add Titles and forget the poetry.
> > > But it would be nice. Even better if the lines could be edited
> > > from
> > > the 
> > > Typesetter screen
> > > 
> > > Best wishes and a Happy New Year.
> > > 
> > > Joe
> > 
> > 
>    
>  



MultiLine.denemo
Description: application/wine-extension-denemo

Re: Custom Titles

[Joe Wilkinson]

Thanks,
I've been looking at lilypond markup for text and find it difficult to 
determine which bits are already included in Multi-Line Text.

It looks as if the \markup { ... ]
is already there; certainly \markup seems to produce an error when 
Typesetting, though not necessarily in the Preview

 For example (and I was playing with the poetry to see what happened)
what is below in red causes no issue in the Preview but a Typesetting error
Best wishes
Joe

\bold {\“Sehnlich wenden wir uns, von Tag Ermüdete,}
¶
\bold {der ambrosischen Nacht deine Gesänge zu,}

¶\bold {deren wehender Fittich}

¶\bold {uns beschattet mit goldenem Traum.\”} \italic { from: Ode an 
Holderlin}


¶
¶We turn passionately, exhausted by day,

¶to the ambrosia, the night of your music,

¶whose fanning wing casts us into

¶a Shadow of a Golden Dream




On 02/01/2023 16:48, Richard Shann wrote:

On Mon, 2023-01-02 at 12:28 +, Richard Shann wrote:

On Sun, 2023-01-01 at 18:21 +, Joe Wilkinson wrote:

Hi Richard,
All the music systems are now in order. Thanks.

The Score I am transposing has some poetry associated with each
movement, and I thought it might be good to include it on a page
between
the Titles and the First Movement.

I think the only thing Denemo provides is the ability to include
title
page(s) generated externally as an eps file. So you would create
everything you wanted using an external editor and write it out as an
eps file and then include it using:

Command: Prepend Encapsulated Postscript
Places text/graphics from an encapsulated postscript file at the
start
of the current movement.
Use this for columns of text or images, fancy titles etc. prepared in
other programs
which are to appear before the music.
Location: Object Menu ▶ Movements ▶ Titles
Internal Name: PrependPostscript

But I see that there is a command to place LilyPond markup after a
movement so I've tweaked that to place the markup before the movement
-
this is in the sources now and will be built overnight:

Command: Text Before Movement
Places (formatted) text before the music of the current movement.
Location: Object Menu ▶ Movements ▶ Titles
Internal Name: MarkupAtStart

If you use Score titles for the titles then the markup you give will
come after them (but before any Movement titles you set).

Using this to get exactly what you want will be easier if you have read
up the LilyPond markup commands and have the patience to fiddle with
them. I've just come up with an example of placing some justified text
centered beneath the title - attached here. But until you have the
command installed you can't edit this easily...

Richard




HTH

Richard


I tried Custom Titles, hoping to put the verses in the centre
column,
and have hit some snags.

1 Once I have created a line, trying to edit it can only be done by
re-entering the data.
2 There doesn't seem to be a way to delete a line, once entered.
3 I need a way of putting several lines in one block - though the
text
display shows four lines if i use SHIFT-ENTER it is all in a wide
single
line on the page.

It isn't important: I can Start Again from the a file with just
music
and add Titles and forget the poetry.
But it would be nice. Even better if the lines could be edited from
the
Typesetter screen

Best wishes and a Happy New Year.

Joe

Re: Custom Titles

[Richard Shann]

On Mon, 2023-01-02 at 12:28 +, Richard Shann wrote:
> On Sun, 2023-01-01 at 18:21 +, Joe Wilkinson wrote:
> > Hi Richard,
> > All the music systems are now in order. Thanks.
> > 
> > The Score I am transposing has some poetry associated with each 
> > movement, and I thought it might be good to include it on a page
> > between 
> > the Titles and the First Movement.
> 
> I think the only thing Denemo provides is the ability to include
> title
> page(s) generated externally as an eps file. So you would create
> everything you wanted using an external editor and write it out as an
> eps file and then include it using:
> 
> Command: Prepend Encapsulated Postscript
> Places text/graphics from an encapsulated postscript file at the
> start
> of the current movement.
> Use this for columns of text or images, fancy titles etc. prepared in
> other programs
> which are to appear before the music.
> Location: Object Menu ▶ Movements ▶ Titles
> Internal Name: PrependPostscript
> 
> But I see that there is a command to place LilyPond markup after a
> movement so I've tweaked that to place the markup before the movement
> -
> this is in the sources now and will be built overnight:
> 
> Command: Text Before Movement
> Places (formatted) text before the music of the current movement.
> Location: Object Menu ▶ Movements ▶ Titles
> Internal Name: MarkupAtStart
> 
> If you use Score titles for the titles then the markup you give will
> come after them (but before any Movement titles you set).

Using this to get exactly what you want will be easier if you have read
up the LilyPond markup commands and have the patience to fiddle with
them. I've just come up with an example of placing some justified text
centered beneath the title - attached here. But until you have the
command installed you can't edit this easily...

Richard



> 
> HTH
> 
> Richard
> 
> > I tried Custom Titles, hoping to put the verses in the centre
> > column,
> > and have hit some snags.
> > 
> > 1 Once I have created a line, trying to edit it can only be done by
> > re-entering the data.
> > 2 There doesn't seem to be a way to delete a line, once entered.
> > 3 I need a way of putting several lines in one block - though the
> > text 
> > display shows four lines if i use SHIFT-ENTER it is all in a wide
> > single 
> > line on the page.
> > 
> > It isn't important: I can Start Again from the a file with just
> > music
> > and add Titles and forget the poetry.
> > But it would be nice. Even better if the lines could be edited from
> > the 
> > Typesetter screen
> > 
> > Best wishes and a Happy New Year.
> > 
> > Joe
> 
> 
> 



textBeforeMovement.denemo
Description: application/wine-extension-denemo

Re: Custom Titles

[Richard Shann]

On Sun, 2023-01-01 at 18:21 +, Joe Wilkinson wrote:
> Hi Richard,
> All the music systems are now in order. Thanks.
> 
> The Score I am transposing has some poetry associated with each 
> movement, and I thought it might be good to include it on a page
> between 
> the Titles and the First Movement.

I think the only thing Denemo provides is the ability to include title
page(s) generated externally as an eps file. So you would create
everything you wanted using an external editor and write it out as an
eps file and then include it using:

Command: Prepend Encapsulated Postscript
Places text/graphics from an encapsulated postscript file at the start
of the current movement.
Use this for columns of text or images, fancy titles etc. prepared in
other programs
which are to appear before the music.
Location: Object Menu ▶ Movements ▶ Titles
Internal Name: PrependPostscript

But I see that there is a command to place LilyPond markup after a
movement so I've tweaked that to place the markup before the movement -
this is in the sources now and will be built overnight:

Command: Text Before Movement
Places (formatted) text before the music of the current movement.
Location: Object Menu ▶ Movements ▶ Titles
Internal Name: MarkupAtStart

If you use Score titles for the titles then the markup you give will
come after them (but before any Movement titles you set).

HTH

Richard

> I tried Custom Titles, hoping to put the verses in the centre column,
> and have hit some snags.
> 
> 1 Once I have created a line, trying to edit it can only be done by 
> re-entering the data.
> 2 There doesn't seem to be a way to delete a line, once entered.
> 3 I need a way of putting several lines in one block - though the
> text 
> display shows four lines if i use SHIFT-ENTER it is all in a wide
> single 
> line on the page.
> 
> It isn't important: I can Start Again from the a file with just music
> and add Titles and forget the poetry.
> But it would be nice. Even better if the lines could be edited from
> the 
> Typesetter screen
> 
> Best wishes and a Happy New Year.
> 
> Joe

Custom Titles

[Joe Wilkinson]

Hi Richard,
All the music systems are now in order. Thanks.

The Score I am transposing has some poetry associated with each 
movement, and I thought it might be good to include it on a page between 
the Titles and the First Movement.
I tried Custom Titles, hoping to put the verses in the centre column, 
and have hit some snags.


1 Once I have created a line, trying to edit it can only be done by 
re-entering the data.

2 There doesn't seem to be a way to delete a line, once entered.
3 I need a way of putting several lines in one block - though the text 
display shows four lines if i use SHIFT-ENTER it is all in a wide single 
line on the page.


It isn't important: I can Start Again from the a file with just music 
and add Titles and forget the poetry.
But it would be nice. Even better if the lines could be edited from the 
Typesetter screen


Best wishes and a Happy New Year.

Joe

[bug #62696] Custom Titles do not have URLs embedded for editing from Print View

[Richard Shann]

URL:
  <https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?62696>

 Summary: Custom Titles do not have URLs embedded for editing
from Print View
 Project: Denemo
   Submitter: rshann
   Submitted: Sat 02 Jul 2022 09:17:49 AM UTC
Category: None
Severity: 3 - Normal
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They call d-FilledTitleLine so this would have to take a parameter to give the
name of the command to be run (d-CustomTitles).







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Custom Titles

[Richard Shann]

Up until now we have had the "simple titles" provided as a package by
LilyPond, but it is possible to create more tailored titles using the
LilyPond markup language and as we have an interface to that (in the
Multi-line Text and Symbol thingy) I realized we could let people
create their own customized titles.
So there is a new command under Score->Titles called Custom Titles,
which lets you create as many lines of titles as you wish. Each line
offers to let you put text on the left, right and centered, which you
can adjust as to font etc as usual.
This command is an extension of the Filled Title Line command which is
now retired.

Richard

Re: Book Titles

[Richard Shann]

On Mon, 2022-02-07 at 09:16 +, Richard Shann wrote:
> On Sun, 2022-02-06 at 18:07 +, Joe Wilkinson wrote:
> > Hi Richard,
> > Book Titles implies (to me) that it is possible to set up a print
> > run
> > with the full score and the individual parts, all in one pdf (which
> > is 
> > how much music is distributed).

This has got me thinking - it seems to me that a simple script will do
this: suppose you have written your score and looked at all the layouts
you want to print. Then a script that goes through each layout that you
have and outputs the LilyPond for it to a file and then runs LilyPond
on that file will create the book you are after... watch this space!

Richard

Re: Book Titles

[Richard Shann]

On Sun, 2022-02-06 at 18:07 +, Joe Wilkinson wrote:
> Hi Richard,
> Book Titles implies (to me) that it is possible to set up a print run
> with the full score and the individual parts, all in one pdf (which
> is 
> how much music is distributed).
> Since I can't get my head round it I thought I would ask if I had the
> wrong end of the stick!

yes, that's the wrong end. Book Titles is just a fancier set of titles,
where the outermost title fields are put on a title page of their own
and the individual movement titles are at the start of each movement.
So for example a book of songs would have a title page followed by
individually titled songs.
You can assemble what you are thinking of as a book by creating a title
page (in whatever software you prefer) and concatenating it with PDF's
created for full score and parts: I've done this using a script (like a
bat file) which runs Denemo non-interactively with (d-ExportPDF ...)
commands and then runs ghostscript to concatenate the PDFs.
To make that work with continuous pagination would require setting the
initial Page Number score conditional on whether a specific part or
full score were being typeset for the book, but I didn't get that
fancy.
I imagine doing this would only appeal to techies, I did it because I
wanted to upload things like a set of 12 sonatas to IMSLP and doing
that would take about 36 separate upload operations involving filling
in a form describing each file, its licence, copyright disclaimer etc.
Instead it is all bundled into one PDF, and the users of IMSLP only
need one download to get the whole set. They can print page ranges for
the parts etc with correct pagination.
In case anyone listening in wants it, I attach my script - it assumes a
bash shell...

Richard






DenemoBook
Description: application/shellscript

Book Titles

[Joe Wilkinson]

Hi Richard,
Book Titles implies (to me) that it is possible to set up a print run 
with the full score and the individual parts, all in one pdf (which is 
how much music is distributed).
Since I can't get my head round it I thought I would ask if I had the 
wrong end of the stick!

best wishes
Joe

[bug #61188] Duplicated titles

[Richard Shann]

Update of bug #61188 (project denemo):

  Status:   Need Info => Fixed  
 Open/Closed:Open => Closed 

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Ah, right thanks, now fixed.

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[bug #61188] Duplicated titles

[Dominic Shann]

Follow-up Comment #2, bug #61188 (project denemo):

I just added a tagline to this score using Score > Titles > Tagline, and I get
duplicated Titles again. Didn't edit the tagline this time.

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[bug #61188] Duplicated titles

[Richard Shann]

Update of bug #61188 (project denemo):

  Status:None => Need Info  

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Follow-up Comment #1:

This has turned up a number of times over the years. However I can't generate
it.
If I do
new score
Set Simple Titles (i.e. s,s shortcut)
choose title
repeat choosing composer
repeat choosing tagline.

Then click on tagline in PDF and edit it.
I get the edited tagline,but no duplicated titles.
Until a method of generating this bug can be found it is hard to fix.
Are you able to repeat what you did?

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[bug #61188] Duplicated titles

[Dominic Shann]

URL:
  <https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?61188>

 Summary: Duplicated titles
 Project: Denemo
Submitted by: dom
Submitted on: Sun 19 Sep 2021 07:47:54 AM UTC
Category: None
Severity: 3 - Normal
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Details:

I had titles etc to my score, then i created a tag line, then i edited the tag
line. When i printed I found the titles, composer etc were duplicated at the
top, see attached file.



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Re: Using both score titles and movement titles

[Andreas Schneider]

On 1/24/21 12:53 PM, Richard Shann wrote:
> On Sun, 2021-01-24 at 09:05 +0100, Andreas Schneider wrote:
>> When using both score titles and movement titles, I get strange
>> effects
>> with duplicated entries in the print. See e.g. attached test score
>> with
>> score titles and a movement title only in the second movement.
>
> Yes, I see the same. I think you can't combine simple score titles with
> simple movement titles - the simple score titles are for the case where
> there is only one movement. For multi-movement scores you can use
> movement title in the first movement for the overall title and then
> movement subtitle for each movement's title. Attached is your example
> modified like that.
> I don't think this is explained anywhere, I just had to work it out
> myself just now :(

The Lilypond documentation at
http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.18/Documentation/notation/creating-titles-headers-and-footers
suggests that this is intended behaviour, although I found it quite
unexpected. I have now fixed my problem by inserting an additional empty
MovementTitles block as shown in attached score.
By the way, is there a possibility to remove an entry of MovementTitles
or ScoreTitles once set other than editing the fields in the Low Level
Denemo Directive Edit dialog?

Andreas

http://denemo.org/xmlns/Denemo; version="8">
  

  ScoreTitles
   dedication = ##f
 title = \markup \with-url #'"scheme:(DenemoSetTitles \"ScoreTitles\" 'title #t)"  {Score title}
 subtitle = ##f
 subsubtitle = ##f
 instrument = ##f
 poet = ##f
 composer = \markup \with-url #'"scheme:(DenemoSetTitles \"ScoreTitles\" 'composer #t)"  {Score composer}
 meter = ##f
 arranger = ##f
 tagline = ##f
 copyright = ##f
 piece = ##f
 opus = ##f

  Score Titles
  (list (cons 'dedication #f)(cons 'title "Score title")(cons 'subtitle #f)(cons 'subsubtitle #f)(cons 'instrument #f)(cons 'poet #f)(cons 'composer "Score composer")(cons 'meter #f)(cons 'arranger #f)(cons 'tagline #f)(cons 'copyright #f)(cons 'piece #f)(cons 'opus #f) '())
  4

  
  

  PrintAllHeaders
  
print-all-headers = ##t


  
  
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3
1
3
0
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a4
2.18
18
1
102
  
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MovementTitles
 dedication = ##f
 title = ##f
 subtitle = ##f
 subsubtitle = ##f
 instrument = ##f
 poet = ##f
 composer = ##f
 meter = ##f
 arranger = ##f
 tagline = ##f
 copyright = ##f
 piece = ##f
 opus = ##f

Movement Titles
(list (cons 'dedication #f)(cons 'title #f)(cons 'subtitle #f)(cons 'subsubtitle #f)(cons 'instrument #f)(cons 'poet #f)(cons 'composer #f)(cons 'meter #f)(cons 'arranger #f)(cons 'tagline #f)(cons 'copyright #f)(cons 'piece #f)(cons 'opus #f) '())
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SuppressTitleRepeats
title = ##f
instrument = ##f

  
  
MovementTitles
 dedication = ##f
 title = ##f
 subtitle = ##f
 subsubtitle = ##f
 instrument = ##f
 poet = ##f
 composer = ##f

Re: Using both score titles and movement titles

[Richard Shann]

On Sun, 2021-01-24 at 09:05 +0100, Andreas Schneider wrote:
> When using both score titles and movement titles, I get strange
> effects
> with duplicated entries in the print. See e.g. attached test score
> with
> score titles and a movement title only in the second movement.

Yes, I see the same. I think you can't combine simple score titles with
simple movement titles - the simple score titles are for the case where
there is only one movement. For multi-movement scores you can use
movement title in the first movement for the overall title and then
movement subtitle for each movement's title. Attached is your example
modified like that.
I don't think this is explained anywhere, I just had to work it out
myself just now :(

Richard


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Description: application/wine-extension-denemo

Using both score titles and movement titles

[Andreas Schneider]

When using both score titles and movement titles, I get strange effects
with duplicated entries in the print. See e.g. attached test score with
score titles and a movement title only in the second movement.

Andreas

http://denemo.org/xmlns/Denemo; version="8">
  

  ScoreTitles
   dedication = ##f
 title = \markup \with-url #'"scheme:(DenemoSetTitles \"ScoreTitles\" 'title #t)"  {Score title}
 subtitle = ##f
 subsubtitle = ##f
 instrument = ##f
 poet = ##f
 composer = \markup \with-url #'"scheme:(DenemoSetTitles \"ScoreTitles\" 'composer #t)"  {Score composer}
 meter = ##f
 arranger = ##f
 tagline = ##f
 copyright = ##f
 piece = ##f
 opus = ##f

  Score Titles
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Re: Titles

[Richard Shann]

Re: Titles

[Andreas Schneider]

By default Denemo creates a tagline "[filename] on [date]".
1) Is it possible to configure that, e.g. to have "Version from [date]"
instead, or is the text hard-wired?
2) When setting simple score titles (Score > Titles > Simple
Titles > Set Titles), the default tagline mentioned above is not shown
any more, even when not setting the tagline. That is due to the script
setting those entries not set decidedly to ##f. Is there an option to
select whether the default tagline shall be still printed or not?

Andreas

Re: Titles

[Richard Shann]

On Mon, 2019-12-09 at 21:09 +0100, Andreas Schneider wrote:
> Is there a documentation of the DenemoSetTitles directive? I couldn't
> find it in the manual.
No, even where it is defined in the sources (in actions/denemo.scm)
there is no commentary. :(

>  Actually, I want to use Lilypond commands in
> titles, which I couldn't manage to do with Score > Titles > Simple
> Titles > Set Titles, because everything is escaped and thus displayed
> as
> typed.
Are you looking at Simple or Book titles, and Score or Movement?

in any case I think you would get where you want quickest by writing
the score header information directly, e.g.

(d-DirectivePut-scoreheader-postfix "mytag" "title = \\markup \\teeny \\italic  
{My custom Title}")

HTH

Richard

Titles

[Andreas Schneider]

Is there a documentation of the DenemoSetTitles directive? I couldn't
find it in the manual. Actually, I want to use Lilypond commands in
titles, which I couldn't manage to do with Score > Titles > Simple
Titles > Set Titles, because everything is escaped and thus displayed as
typed.

Andreas

[Denemo-devel] Crash while editing titles (was Re: Problem with Score Title and question about automatic movement numeration)

[Richard Shann]

On Fri, 2017-02-24 at 19:31 +0100, Haris Brković wrote:
> 
> > How did you try to delete it? Running the command and deleting the
> text should be just fine.
> 
> I tried to delete it in two ways. First I clicked on title on
> typesetter screen then window opened . Then I erased text. Now when I
> write this it sound totally wrong.
> Second way is that I erased directive which appeared below the object
> menu. That also crashed Denemo.

I managed to crash Denemo on windows deleting titles - I think the
problem comes when you finish with the window while it is still
preparing a preview. I hope tomorrow's build will have fixed it.
Thank you to all three windows users who have reported this.

Richard


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[Denemo-devel] [bug #47069] Title suggestion in Movement titles incorrect

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Update of bug #47069 (project denemo):

  Status:   Need Info => Fixed  
 Open/Closed:Open => Closed 

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Follow-up Comment #4:

The separate title etc commands now invoke the correct field

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Re: [Denemo-devel] Titles, buttons etc.

[Haris Brkovic]

Hello everyone.
Sorry for delay. 
First problem with titles, movements etc. existed with my old files. I can't 
reproduce it again. It happened when first movement was open without notes then 
i opened second movement and numbers didnt appear. If it happen again and i 
manage to reproduce error I'll send a file.
Windows appearing in back is not very big deal for me. Big deal is that I enjoy 
working in Denemo.
Haris


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15.02.2016., u 12:09, Phil (list) <pbpubl...@gmail.com> napisao:

> On Mon, 2016-02-15 at 09:29 +, Richard Shann wrote:
>>> 2. Popup windows appear in the back of main window here in mac. For
>>> example when command center is open and popup windows is telling
>>> shortcut is already taken, it appears behind command center. It
>>> also happened in every version I used.
>> 
>> This is a perennial problem on many versions of windows. I did a
>> search
>> for "window on top" or "window hidden behind" or some such thing and
>> got
>> 27 million hits for windows. Not so sure about Mac. There is advice
>> about using the Alt key and some mouse or keyboard thing to get
>> control,
>> but again, not sure about the Mac. The behavior on Windows seems to
>> be
>> very variable.
> 
> I'm seeing this happen (sometimes) on Debian running Gnome... I haven't
> narrowed it down to an easily reproducible bug report yet though...

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Re: [Denemo-devel] Titles, buttons etc.

[Phil (list)]

On Mon, 2016-02-15 at 09:29 +, Richard Shann wrote:
> > 2. Popup windows appear in the back of main window here in mac. For
> > example when command center is open and popup windows is telling
> > shortcut is already taken, it appears behind command center. It
> > also happened in every version I used.
> 
> This is a perennial problem on many versions of windows. I did a
> search
> for "window on top" or "window hidden behind" or some such thing and
> got
> 27 million hits for windows. Not so sure about Mac. There is advice
> about using the Alt key and some mouse or keyboard thing to get
> control,
> but again, not sure about the Mac. The behavior on Windows seems to
> be
> very variable.

I'm seeing this happen (sometimes) on Debian running Gnome... I haven't
narrowed it down to an easily reproducible bug report yet though...

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Re: [Denemo-devel] Titles, buttons etc.

[Richard Shann]

On Mon, 2016-02-15 at 00:01 +0100, Haris Brkovic wrote:
> Dear Richard, didn't write for a few days. Actually I was busy working with 
> Denemo. I'm trying to make as more costumization as possible to make my 
> typing faster and efficient. This kind of costumization which Denemo gives is 
> incredible.
> Anyway, I want to report teo bugs in 2.0.3.
> 1. Sometimes titles, buttons toolbar dissapear and there is no way to turn it 
> on again. Im clicking on View, titles buttons etc and movements number doesnt 
> show. I can analyse in more detail when it happens but now im not sure. It 
> happened to me in previous versions too.

This is something not reported before for any version. Are you quite
sure you did have more than one movement? If you only have one movement,
and no items are trying to populate the title bar then it will not show.

It would be worth while trying to add a movement (which would cause the
movement indicator buttons to be re-drawn).
Another experiment, if this ever turns up again would be to add a new
tab (File->New Tab). This last *does* cause Denemo to get in a muddle
sometimes about which things are visible, but it would be worth
experimenting just to see if something triggers the re-appearance of the
titles bar.

> 2. Popup windows appear in the back of main window here in mac. For example 
> when command center is open and popup windows is telling shortcut is already 
> taken, it appears behind command center. It also happened in every version I 
> used.

This is a perennial problem on many versions of windows. I did a search
for "window on top" or "window hidden behind" or some such thing and got
27 million hits for windows. Not so sure about Mac. There is advice
about using the Alt key and some mouse or keyboard thing to get control,
but again, not sure about the Mac. The behavior on Windows seems to be
very variable.
I fear this problem will only get worse, as people move to "smarter"
devices that are only targeted at certain tasks (opening and viewing and
exchanging stuff).
Really the solution will be to re-work Denemo to create only one window
(or two if you have two monitors) and make every other window appear
within that one. But it would mean taking over the role of window
manager.

I don't think the manual mentions these problems (partly because I don't
have much first hand experience of them), I think it should. If we can
gather together the sort of things that people can do on different
platforms to bring windows to the front, that would be good.


Richard



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Re: [Denemo-devel] Titles, buttons etc.

[Richard Shann]

On Mon, 2016-02-15 at 00:04 +0100, Haris Brkovic wrote:
> So to finish mail which I accidentaly sent, I hope Denemo development is 
> still progressing in high speed as before.

Well, it is indeed, but due to the nature of the work, it is not visible
yet in the source repository. I've been working on an enhancement of the
Playback View which uses a feature that is not yet in the LilyPond
stable version - this enhanced view plays ornaments and should enable
one to customize the trill speed (I haven't yet tested that).
I will be creating a branch in the repository today I hope and it may be
possible that we can create binaries for people to trial it more widely.

Richard


> Sincerely, Haris
> 
> Poslano s mojeg iPhonea
> 
> 15.02.2016., u 00:01, Haris Brkovic <creativeto...@me.com> napisao:
> 
> > Dear Richard, didn't write for a few days. Actually I was busy working with 
> > Denemo. I'm trying to make as more costumization as possible to make my 
> > typing faster and efficient. This kind of costumization which Denemo gives 
> > is incredible.
> > Anyway, I want to report teo bugs in 2.0.3.
> > 1. Sometimes titles, buttons toolbar dissapear and there is no way to turn 
> > it on again. Im clicking on View, titles buttons etc and movements number 
> > doesnt show. I can analyse in more detail when it happens but now im not 
> > sure. It happened to me in previous versions too.
> > 2. Popup windows appear in the back of main window here in mac. For example 
> > when command center is open and popup windows is telling shortcut is 
> > already taken, it appears behind command center. It also happened in every 
> > version I used.
> > 
> > 
> > Poslano s mojeg iPhonea



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[Denemo-devel] Titles, buttons etc.

[Haris Brkovic]

Dear Richard, didn't write for a few days. Actually I was busy working with 
Denemo. I'm trying to make as more costumization as possible to make my typing 
faster and efficient. This kind of costumization which Denemo gives is 
incredible.
Anyway, I want to report teo bugs in 2.0.3.
1. Sometimes titles, buttons toolbar dissapear and there is no way to turn it 
on again. Im clicking on View, titles buttons etc and movements number doesnt 
show. I can analyse in more detail when it happens but now im not sure. It 
happened to me in previous versions too.
2. Popup windows appear in the back of main window here in mac. For example 
when command center is open and popup windows is telling shortcut is already 
taken, it appears behind command center. It also happened in every version I 
used.


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Re: [Denemo-devel] Titles, buttons etc.

[Haris Brkovic]

So to finish mail which I accidentaly sent, I hope Denemo development is still 
progressing in high speed as before.
Sincerely, Haris

Poslano s mojeg iPhonea

15.02.2016., u 00:01, Haris Brkovic <creativeto...@me.com> napisao:

> Dear Richard, didn't write for a few days. Actually I was busy working with 
> Denemo. I'm trying to make as more costumization as possible to make my 
> typing faster and efficient. This kind of costumization which Denemo gives is 
> incredible.
> Anyway, I want to report teo bugs in 2.0.3.
> 1. Sometimes titles, buttons toolbar dissapear and there is no way to turn it 
> on again. Im clicking on View, titles buttons etc and movements number doesnt 
> show. I can analyse in more detail when it happens but now im not sure. It 
> happened to me in previous versions too.
> 2. Popup windows appear in the back of main window here in mac. For example 
> when command center is open and popup windows is telling shortcut is already 
> taken, it appears behind command center. It also happened in every version I 
> used.
> 
> 
> Poslano s mojeg iPhonea

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[Denemo-devel] [bug #47069] Title suggestion in Movement titles incorrect

[Dominic Shann]

Follow-up Comment #2, bug #47069 (project denemo):

Well, if you have any control over what appears in the box of the Movement
Title, then obviously 'Title' would be less confusing. If you don't have
control over this then I would suggest calling the movement title 'Subtitle'
and the tooltip could say 'Subtitle (ie the title of the movement)', and the
Subsubtitle (ie the subtitle of the movement). I'm actually using both of
these for the Parade piece.

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[Denemo-devel] [bug #47069] Title suggestion in Movement titles incorrect

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URL:
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 Summary: Title suggestion in Movement titles incorrect
 Project: Denemo
Submitted by: dom
Submitted on: Fri 05 Feb 2016 12:49:06 GMT
Category: None
Severity: 3 - Normal
  Item Group: None
  Status: None
 Privacy: Public
 Assigned to: None
 Open/Closed: Open
 Discussion Lock: Any

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In Movments > Titles > Simple Titles, if you click on Title, the suggested
word is 'subtitle', and if you click on Subtitle the suggested word is
'subsubtitle'.




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[Denemo-devel] [bug #47068] Movement titles not printing

[Dominic Shann]

URL:
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 Summary: Movement titles not printing
 Project: Denemo
Submitted by: dom
Submitted on: Fri 05 Feb 2016 12:46:52 GMT
Category: None
Severity: 3 - Normal
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Details:

Again, in Parade v5 I have put movement titles for the two movements using
Movement > Titles > Simple Titles > Title and Subtitle, but it is only prining
the title of the first movement. Also it is printing the composer at the start
of the second movement which should only appear at the start of the score.




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[Denemo-devel] [bug #47068] Movement titles not printing

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Follow-up Comment #1, bug #47068 (project denemo):

Oh, sorry, I realise I was using a custom layout and now realize I need to
create a new custom layout with the movement titles in. Dom

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[Denemo-devel] [bug #47068] Movement titles not printing

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Update of bug #47068 (project denemo):

  Status:None => Invalid
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[Denemo-devel] [bug #47069] Title suggestion in Movement titles incorrect

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Update of bug #47069 (project denemo):

  Status:None => Need Info  

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Follow-up Comment #1:

This is intentional. You set the Title on the score then each movement has a
title which is in LilyPond speak the subtitle and so on down.
I'm not sure if this could be made simpler for the user. Can you look at it
from the user point of view and come up with a suggestion?

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[Denemo-devel] [bug #44710] Simple titles LilyPond syntax is obscure

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Update of bug #44710 (project denemo):

  Status:None => Fixed  
 Open/Closed:Open => Closed 

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fixed in 2.0 (I think, certainly 2.0.1)

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[Denemo-devel] [bug #44710] Simple titles LilyPond syntax is obscure

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 Summary: Simple titles LilyPond syntax is obscure
 Project: Denemo
Submitted by: rshann
Submitted on: Fri 03 Apr 2015 09:49:42 AM GMT
Category: None
Severity: 3 - Normal
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It would be good to output clear and simple LilyPond syntax for the simple
titles - at the moment the first movement's Title field is used as the title
for the whole score and the subtitle fields of the movements are used for the
titles of the movements.
These links may help

http://www.lilypond.org/doc/v2.18/Documentation/notation/creating-titles-headers-and-footers#default-layout-of-book-and-score-title-blocks

http://www.lilypond.org/doc/v2.18/Documentation/notation/multiple-scores-in-a-book

This bug is an invitation for the more LilyPond-savvy to contribute
hand-written score layouts (that is the last section of a Denemo LilyPond
window re-written by hand to reflect the desired output) for the various
scenarios.





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Re: [Denemo-devel] Simple titles

[Richard Shann]

I wrote the simple titles first (it is in actions/denemo.scm I think).
At the time I couldn't find a way in LilyPond of putting a title for the
whole score followed by titles for each movement. As I recall, I ended
up using the Title field of the first movement for the title of the
whole score and then the Subtitle field for each movement's title. And
to get that working I had to set the print-all-headers true.

Then I wrote the book titles, which uses some of the same fields (IIRC).

The LilyPond syntax may have been extended since I did all that -
clearly a clean re-write would be ideal, which would need to start from
a clear set of sample custom score layout blocks that showed what the
desired output syntax for all the cases was.

(Is it clear what I mean here? The last part of the LilyPond window
contains what I call the Score Layout block, which can be turned into
pure LilyPond text and so completely written by hand. So this could be
edited to show the desired output syntax that Denemo should generate for
each of the sorts of score that Denemo can generate - simple titles,
separate composers for each movement, book titles, etc).

If you have an understanding of up-to-date LilyPond syntax for titling
and can generate sample score layout blocks that Denemo could generate
then I think creating the scripts to do it would be straight forward.

Richard



On Wed, 2015-04-01 at 21:31 +0200, Andreas Schneider wrote:
 I have a question concerning simple score titles. Why do you fake
 ScoreComposer (and others) to be in fact the composer of the first
 movement while the score title is the real score title? I think that
 this behaviour inconsistent. Also, I expect the score composer to
 typeset before the title of the first movement. If I wanted to set the
 composer of the first movement, then I would use MovementComposer. I
 tried to circumvent the behaviour of the shipped ScoreComposer by the
 following script (for which I used the shipped ScoreTitle as template):
 
 ;;;ScoreComposer
 (let ((tag ScoreComposer) (composer ScoreComposer::params))
   (SetScoreHeaderField composer composer)
  (d-DirectivePut-header-postfix SuppressComposerRepeats composer =
 ##f\n)
   (DenemoPrintAllHeaders))
 
 However, it did not work as expected because now the composer is set for
 all movements, although I tried to suppress that. What am I doing wrong?
 Why are you using print-all-headers = ##t ? Everthing would be easier
 without it.
 
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Re: [Denemo-devel] Simple titles

[Andreas Schneider]

As I understand it, the score title, composer, etc. is in the global
header block, while the movement piece or title, composer etc. is in the
respective score block. Here is what I found in the Lilypond docs:
http://www.lilypond.org/doc/v2.18/Documentation/notation/creating-titles-headers-and-footers#default-layout-of-book-and-score-title-blocks
http://www.lilypond.org/doc/v2.18/Documentation/notation/multiple-scores-in-a-book

Andreas


Am 02.04.2015 um 11:16 schrieb Richard Shann:
 I wrote the simple titles first (it is in actions/denemo.scm I think).
 At the time I couldn't find a way in LilyPond of putting a title for the
 whole score followed by titles for each movement. As I recall, I ended
 up using the Title field of the first movement for the title of the
 whole score and then the Subtitle field for each movement's title. And
 to get that working I had to set the print-all-headers true.
 
 Then I wrote the book titles, which uses some of the same fields (IIRC).
 
 The LilyPond syntax may have been extended since I did all that -
 clearly a clean re-write would be ideal, which would need to start from
 a clear set of sample custom score layout blocks that showed what the
 desired output syntax for all the cases was.
 
 (Is it clear what I mean here? The last part of the LilyPond window
 contains what I call the Score Layout block, which can be turned into
 pure LilyPond text and so completely written by hand. So this could be
 edited to show the desired output syntax that Denemo should generate for
 each of the sorts of score that Denemo can generate - simple titles,
 separate composers for each movement, book titles, etc).
 
 If you have an understanding of up-to-date LilyPond syntax for titling
 and can generate sample score layout blocks that Denemo could generate
 then I think creating the scripts to do it would be straight forward.
 
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[Denemo-devel] Simple titles

[Andreas Schneider]

I have a question concerning simple score titles. Why do you fake
ScoreComposer (and others) to be in fact the composer of the first
movement while the score title is the real score title? I think that
this behaviour inconsistent. Also, I expect the score composer to
typeset before the title of the first movement. If I wanted to set the
composer of the first movement, then I would use MovementComposer. I
tried to circumvent the behaviour of the shipped ScoreComposer by the
following script (for which I used the shipped ScoreTitle as template):

;;;ScoreComposer
(let ((tag ScoreComposer) (composer ScoreComposer::params))
(SetScoreHeaderField composer composer)
 (d-DirectivePut-header-postfix SuppressComposerRepeats composer =
##f\n)
(DenemoPrintAllHeaders))

However, it did not work as expected because now the composer is set for
all movements, although I tried to suppress that. What am I doing wrong?
Why are you using print-all-headers = ##t ? Everthing would be easier
without it.

Andreas

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[Denemo-devel] [bug #43848] Setting simple title to remove book titles leaves \titledPiece undefined

[Richard Shann]

Update of bug #43848 (project denemo):

  Status:None = Fixed  
 Open/Closed:Open = Closed 
 Summary: Setting simple title to remove book titles leaves
\titledPiece undefined = Setting simple title to remove book titles leaves
titledPiece undefined

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Follow-up Comment #1:

in git now.

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[Denemo-devel] [bug #43848] Setting simple title to remove book titles leaves \titledPiece undefined

[Richard Shann]

URL:
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 Summary: Setting simple title to remove book titles leaves
\titledPiece undefined
 Project: Denemo
Submitted by: rshann
Submitted on: Thu 18 Dec 2014 05:54:39 PM GMT
Category: None
Severity: 3 - Normal
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the Movement-Book Titles-Title needs removing in that case.




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[Denemo-devel] [bug #43579] Movement titles become abbreviated in some cases

[Richard Shann]

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 Summary: Movement titles become abbreviated in some cases
 Project: Denemo
Submitted by: rshann
Submitted on: Tue 11 Nov 2014 05:32:33 PM GMT
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Severity: 3 - Normal
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The mechanism for abbreviating titles on the title bar bleeds over to the
actual title...




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[Denemo-devel] [bug #43579] Movement titles become abbreviated in some cases

[Richard Shann]

Follow-up Comment #1, bug #43579 (project denemo):

The code does not seem wrong, and I don't know how to trigger the behavior,
but it has happened to me several times. If anyone else spots this can they
please add any further information they may have.

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[Denemo-devel] [bug #41537] Titles bar can get too long

[Richard Shann]

Update of bug #41537 (project denemo):

  Status:None = Fixed  
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[Denemo-devel] [bug #41168] Titles pref is not effective

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Update of bug #41168 (project denemo):

  Status:None = Fixed  
 Open/Closed:Open = Closed 

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bit of a mystery, but fixed in git.

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[Denemo-devel] [bug #41168] Titles pref is not effective

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 Summary: Titles pref is not effective
 Project: Denemo
Submitted by: rshann
Submitted on: Thu 09 Jan 2014 07:15:35 PM GMT
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when unset, titles are still shown




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[Denemo-devel] Titles

[Andreas Schneider]

Hi,

there seems to be a newly introduced bug with the titles. Titles (Simple
Titling) are small and left-aligned, which probably originates from the
\markup code put there. The produced Lilypond code seems messy. For
example, create a new score, set Score  Simple Titling  Title and
Score  Simple Titling  Composer; then the generated Lilypond code
looks like that:

score header:
\header {
tagline = \markup { on \simple #(strftime %x (localtime
(current-time)))}
title =  = \markup { \with-url #'scheme:(d-ScoreTitle)  Der Titel}
}

movement header:
\header {
title = composer = \markup { \with-url #'scheme:(d-GoToPosition 1 1 1
1)(d-ScoreComposer) Der Komponist}
}

By editing the Directive via the Low Level Denemo Directive Edit dialog
(right-click on the title button), this can be manually fixed for a
specific score, so it is probably the title script.

By the way, for the tagline with URL, it would be nice when on changing
it, the dialog would show the previous URL / text, not
http://www.denemo.org; and Source file at http://denemo.org;,
respectively, so that you have to type it in all over.

Andreas

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Re: [Denemo-devel] Titles

[Richard Shann]

On Thu, 2013-02-14 at 14:11 +0100, Andreas Schneider wrote:
 Hi,
 
 there seems to be a newly introduced bug with the titles. Titles (Simple
 Titling) are small and left-aligned, which probably originates from the
 \markup code put there. The produced Lilypond code seems messy. For
 example, create a new score, set Score  Simple Titling  Title and
 Score  Simple Titling  Composer; then the generated Lilypond code
 looks like that:
 
 score header:
 \header {
 tagline = \markup { on \simple #(strftime %x (localtime
 (current-time)))}
 title =  = \markup { \with-url #'scheme:(d-ScoreTitle)  Der Titel}

this double = sign is the bug. Now fixed in git.


 }
 
 movement header:
 \header {
 title = composer = \markup { \with-url #'scheme:(d-GoToPosition 1 1 1
 1)(d-ScoreComposer) Der Komponist}
 }
 
 By editing the Directive via the Low Level Denemo Directive Edit dialog
 (right-click on the title button), this can be manually fixed for a
 specific score, so it is probably the title script.
 
 By the way, for the tagline with URL, it would be nice when on changing
 it, the dialog would show the previous URL / text, not
 http://www.denemo.org; and Source file at http://denemo.org;,
 respectively, so that you have to type it in all over.

yes, I think there may be others that need to get the current value out.
Perhaps these should go into the bug-tracker ...
Richard



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[Denemo-devel] Titles

[Andreas Schneider]

When I have a piece with score titles and insert a movement before, the
score titles are present in the (now) second movement. On changing the
titles, those of the first movement are set, but those of the second
movement remain and cannot be deleted (i.e. right-click  delete
directive does not work).

Andreas

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Re: [Denemo-devel] Titles

[Federico Bruni]

Il 03/02/2013 12:23, Richard Shann ha scritto:

Simple Titles are done by fighting LilyPond - what Denemo calls the
Title for the score is to LilyPond the title field in the first
movement, and what Denemo calls the title for the movement is the
subtitle field (and then a variable called print-all-headers is set
true). I don't know if a better way could be set up.


IIUC (looking at lilypond input generated by Denemo), what Denemo calls 
movement is a \score block. Denemo places the title of the score outside 
the score block, therefore it's implicitely in the \book block.
When \header is in the \book block, you don't need to set 
print-all-headers to true.


However, it would be better to place the header block of a movement 
(score) inside the \score block, after the music. In this case, 
print-all-headers must be set to true.


And you can have multiple titles for each movement. See example attached.

More information here:
http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.17/Documentation/notation/creating-titles-headers-and-footers

You probably already know.. but still I hope that helps.
Cheers
--
Federico
\version 2.16.2

% \header {
%   title = Main title % title of \book (implicitely), it may be \bookpart
% }

\paper {
  print-all-headers = ##t
}

music = \relative c' {
  c1 d e f
}

\score {
  \new Staff { \music }
  \layout {}
  \header {
title = Score 1
  }
}

\score {
  \new Staff { \music }
  \layout {}
  \header {
title = Score 2
  }
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Re: [Denemo-devel] titles

[Richard Shann]

On Wed, 2012-10-31 at 11:07 +0100, Andreas Schneider wrote:
 copyright (Score  Titles  Simple Titling  Copyright) and tagline
 (Score  Titles  tagline) do not work. The created Lilypond code has
 escaped quotation marks. These also appear in the tagline (or copyright)
 itself and can't be deleted. I have removed my .denemo-0.9.7 directory
 to make sure that is not the cause for the problem.

Fixed - thanks!

Richard

 
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[Denemo-devel] titles

[Andreas Schneider]

copyright (Score  Titles  Simple Titling  Copyright) and tagline
(Score  Titles  tagline) do not work. The created Lilypond code has
escaped quotation marks. These also appear in the tagline (or copyright)
itself and can't be deleted. I have removed my .denemo-0.9.7 directory
to make sure that is not the cause for the problem.

Andreas

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Re: [Denemo-devel] No Titles on LilyPond 2.12.3

[Richard Shann]

Ok - this is the difference between 

printallheaders = #t

and

print-all-headers = #t

Built in is the earlier syntax, and init.denemo substitutes the later
syntax. How this is supposed to adjust to LilyPond version I don't know,
but it is not doing it.

Richard


On Sun, 2011-05-15 at 19:14 +0100, Richard Shann wrote:
 The enclosed .ly file does not print properly on my new Debian system.
 The LilyPond version is 2.12.3, and AFAIK it was fine on the old system.
 Not only are there no titles but there is an error message about a
 repeat having to be terminated prematurely. This last does not cause an
 error in the print out, and *may* have been present originally.
 Can some one with a different LilyPond version give it a try. 
 As you can see it has a header block:
 
 \header {
 title = Für Elise
 composer = Ludwig van Beethoven
 }
 
 but none of this is printed. I attach the .denemo file too, in case this
 generates different lily output on your system.
 (In case you are curious, this is Beethoven's fur elise adapted for a 96
 yr old beginner piano student who finds it to difficult to twist around
 to play the left hand part as originally notated).
 
 Richard
 
 
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