Re: bar counters

2007-01-16 Thread Mats Bengtsson
As you know, it's already possible to get bar numbers on every single 
measure
(or every 5th or whatever) but they will be printed on top of the bar 
lines.

The only new feature I can see in Werner's request is the possibility to
typeset bar numbers centered over each measure. The obvious syntax for
such an option would be a normal property setting, right?

  /Mats

Werner LEMBERG wrote:

 \tag #'tuba \barCounterOn
 c r g\ r |
 c r g r |
 c r g r |
 c\f r g r |
 \tag #'tuba \barCounterOff
  

Please also add a feature to make the number visible/invisible. A
lot of the music I see starts counting on the first bar, but only
starts displaying the counter about, say, bar 4.



A simple extension to my suggested syntax would be this:

 \tag #'tuba \barCounterOn #4
 c r g\ r |
 c r g r |
 c r g r |
 c\f r g r |
 \tag #'tuba \barCounterOff

  

Alternatively, you could add an option whereby you tell
\barCounterOn what number to start counting at.



Yep.  This seems to be an easier solution since it moves the logic
from lilypond to the user.


Werner


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Is it just me or...

2007-01-16 Thread Cameron Horsburgh
Hi folks,

I seem to have two problems with 2.11.11, one of which I would expect
to generate a fair bit of traffic on this list. This problem makes it
difficult to triage the second, so before I send off a proper bug
report I'd like to know if anyone else is having the same problems.

For the record, I'm running the pre built binary on Debian Sid. My
machine has 256 MB of RAM and a 2.4 GHz processor.

First, 2.11.11 seems to be quite resource hungry. In fact, a 3 page
score this afternoon took about 15 minutes to render, and top (when I
could get it running) reported a load of around 12. As soon as
LilyPond had finished my machine went back to normal. It seems to hang
up during the ouptut to PS stage.

Second, I've got a small problem with midi generation. The whole score
renders to midi okay, but the very last note -- in my case a whole
note chord -- is chopped off. Rosegarden renders the note as a 64th
note, but I'm presuming that's quantised. I've tried adding a blank
bar after this chord, but with the same result. I know this didn't
happen in 2.11.7. 

Of course, I can't do much with this before the first problem is
fixed... am I the only one??!!??
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Re: page-turning using correct page numbers

2007-01-16 Thread Anthony W. Youngman
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], 
Joe Neeman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
There was a request a while back about making the places for page turns 
more flexible. With the solution I have in mind for this, you would be 
able to say that it should turn only after even pages and the first 
page should be page 1 (this would give what you want, yes?). I have 
other things I want to do first, but I should manage it before 2.12.


Yup, perfect :-)

Cheers,
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Re: bar counters

2007-01-16 Thread Anthony W. Youngman
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Mats Bengtsson 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
As you know, it's already possible to get bar numbers on every single 
measure
(or every 5th or whatever) but they will be printed on top of the bar 
lines.

The only new feature I can see in Werner's request is the possibility to
typeset bar numbers centered over each measure. The obvious syntax for
such an option would be a normal property setting, right?


I don't mean to be rude, but are you understanding what we're 
understanding? We're not discussing bar *numbers*, we're discussing bar 
*counters* - something completely different.


I may be a hundred bars into a piece, with \mark default set to 
display bar numbers (so I can't bugger about with that), but I want to 
display '4, 5, 6, 7, 8' over a set of (identical) bars at that point 
(with three more identical bars just before I start numbering ...).


PS. I said I haven't read the latest manual - I think a numbering 
facility may have been added to \repeat unfold which would do exactly 
what the OP wanted starting counting at 1 - I just want to be able to 
tell it to start numbering half-way through the unfold, or eg half way 
through a passage of multi-bar rest plus cues.


 /Mats

Werner LEMBERG wrote:

 \tag #'tuba \barCounterOn
 c r g\ r |
 c r g r |
 c r g r |
 c\f r g r |
 \tag #'tuba \barCounterOff


Please also add a feature to make the number visible/invisible. A
lot of the music I see starts counting on the first bar, but only
starts displaying the counter about, say, bar 4.



A simple extension to my suggested syntax would be this:

 \tag #'tuba \barCounterOn #4
 c r g\ r |
 c r g r |
 c r g r |
 c\f r g r |
 \tag #'tuba \barCounterOff



Alternatively, you could add an option whereby you tell
\barCounterOn what number to start counting at.



Yep.  This seems to be an easier solution since it moves the logic
from lilypond to the user.


Cheers,
Wol
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Re: Is it just me or...

2007-01-16 Thread Mats Bengtsson
I can see both these problems. I just tried a 7 page score and even 
though it

didn't take so extremely long to process, LilyPond was clearly allocating
lots of memory while outputting the PS code, since my machine went into
heavy swapping.

For the MIDI output, it seems that the last note only gets an ON event,
but no OFF event.

  /Mats

Cameron Horsburgh wrote:

Hi folks,

I seem to have two problems with 2.11.11, one of which I would expect
to generate a fair bit of traffic on this list. This problem makes it
difficult to triage the second, so before I send off a proper bug
report I'd like to know if anyone else is having the same problems.

For the record, I'm running the pre built binary on Debian Sid. My
machine has 256 MB of RAM and a 2.4 GHz processor.

First, 2.11.11 seems to be quite resource hungry. In fact, a 3 page
score this afternoon took about 15 minutes to render, and top (when I
could get it running) reported a load of around 12. As soon as
LilyPond had finished my machine went back to normal. It seems to hang
up during the ouptut to PS stage.

Second, I've got a small problem with midi generation. The whole score
renders to midi okay, but the very last note -- in my case a whole
note chord -- is chopped off. Rosegarden renders the note as a 64th
note, but I'm presuming that's quantised. I've tried adding a blank
bar after this chord, but with the same result. I know this didn't
happen in 2.11.7. 


Of course, I can't do much with this before the first problem is
fixed... am I the only one??!!??
  


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Re: Is it just me or...

2007-01-16 Thread Han-Wen Nienhuys
Mats Bengtsson escreveu:
 I can see both these problems. I just tried a 7 page score and even
 though it
 didn't take so extremely long to process, LilyPond was clearly allocating
 lots of memory while outputting the PS code, since my machine went into
 heavy swapping.

Hello,

I need to have something more specific. Between which 2 versions did
you start seeing worse behavior? 

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Re: [PATCH] translations: Make GIT Committish: lines obsolete

2007-01-16 Thread Till Rettig



John Mandereau wrote:

Le samedi 13 janvier 2007 à 16:45 +0200, Till Rettig a écrit :
  

A bit off-topic:
Well, I don't know anything about python, but have to say that the
current script doesnt't work for me or I didn't understand it so far.



If you find something unclear or missing in the README, please let me
know.  See also Jean-Charles's gitrux, that he recently sent on this
list.
  
Yes, I guess it just really takes some time to understand git and all 
that it implies. I surely
thought I was following the README stricktly, but might well be that I 
did some mistakes

like omitted some steps or something.

But then, why did it not accept my commitish numbers in the first
case?
  


This is strange you encounter bad committishes errors, as (I suppose)
_you_ have written this committishes in translated files, so even if
they are not valid committishes in git.sv.gnu.org, they should be valid
committishes in your local repository copy.
  
I guess I found the reason: I started a new git repository at some point 
when everything was goin a bit weired. So
I guess the first commitishes that I had were not in the history of this 
newer one. But as I understand
it is better to use the internet commitish and not the local one, so the 
patches will apply cleanly (at

least in theory).
Hope then my next patches will be ok. ;-)

Till
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Re: small fix in spanish homepage

2007-01-16 Thread John Mandereau
Le mardi 16 janvier 2007 à 16:42 +0100, Francisco Vila a écrit :
 Here is a small fix in spanish home webpage so it says some like dive
 into the Lily Pond and not just ...into LilyPond which we all are
 already diving in.

Thanks, I've applied your patch except the committish: changing it is
useless as the English corresponding page hasn't changed.
check-translation checks and warns about changes in the English pages,
not in the translated ones.


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Melisma_translator obsolete?

2007-01-16 Thread Karl Hammar
From Documentation/misc/ChangeLog-2.10:

  2006-08-02  Erik Sandberg  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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* ly/declarations-init.ly: change melisma/melismaEnd. Eliminates
ManualMelismaEvent, and obsoletes Melisma_translator.

So what should be done with:

  $ lily_git -I input/manual input/test/engraver-one-by-one.ly 
  GNU LilyPond 2.11.12
  Processing `input/test/engraver-one-by-one.ly'
  Parsing...
  error: unknown translator: `Melisma_translator'
  $

and

  $ grep Melisma_translator python/convertrules.py 
  str = re.sub (r'Melisma_engraver', 'Melisma_translator', str)
  $

???

Regards
/Karl

export LILY_SRC_DIR=$HOME/most/music/lilypond/git/lilypond

lily_git() {
$LILY_SRC_DIR/out/bin/lilypond --relocate $@
}




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