On Wednesday 05 October 2005 08.10, Wiz Aus wrote:
Managed to get all the lilypond code to at least *compile* now, although a
long way off linking and running!
All this does is ensure that member functions aren't stored directly as
standalone function pointers - it creates a thunk or proxy
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\version 2.7.11
\header { texidoc =
The dashes between syllables in lyrics produced by two hyphen characters are
(sometimes?) too low compared to the default position of the hyphen.
reportedin = 2.7.11'
}
\relative c' {
c2 c |
}
\addlyrics {
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On Wednesday 05 October 2005 23.55, Wiz Aus wrote:
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Subject: Re: Spacing bug
Date: Wed, 5 Oct 2005 21:46:33 +0200
On Wednesday 05
Wiz Aus wrote:
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To: bug-lilypond@gnu.org
CC: Mats Bengtsson [EMAIL PROTECTED], Wiz Aus
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Subject: Re: Spacing bug
Date: Wed, 5 Oct 2005 21:46:33 +0200
On Wednesday 05 October 2005 10.23, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Werner LEMBERG wrote:
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\version 2.7.11
\header { texidoc =
The dashes between syllables in lyrics produced by two hyphen characters are
(sometimes?) too low compared to the default position of the hyphen.
is there a standard way to detect the hyphen position? Or
Wiz Aus wrote:
Ok, now I'm trying to actually play with the lilypond code -- but it
seems to be full of completely illegal C++ - like trying to cast class
member functions to standalone functions etc. etc.
The cases I've found so far are all very easy to fix, just by adding
proxy function
Timothy Heath writes:
Solution 3: Is there any chance that the lilypond team might add all the
ghostscript requirements to the autopackage?
The autopackage developers advised us to remove libpng, as it would
be installed on every Linux system.
The 2.7.11 autopackage has libpng re-added but
is there a standard way to detect the hyphen position?
I don't think so. Contrary to the x-height of glyphs there is no
necessity normally to get this value.
Or should we shove - down pango, and take the BBox of that?
This sounds like an excellent idea, since we not only get the right
Werner LEMBERG wrote:
is there a standard way to detect the hyphen position?
I don't think so. Contrary to the x-height of glyphs there is no
necessity normally to get this value.
Or should we shove - down pango, and take the BBox of that?
This sounds like an excellent idea, since we
Hi.
This is a copy of a previous message to the user ML, to which
I didn't receive any answer (because it was posted to the wrong
ML?).
Best regards,
Gilles
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Hello.
I tried to install the latest stable. Again, like a few months
ago, I couldn't get very far with autopackage.
Gilles writes:
This is a copy of a previous message to the user ML, to which
I didn't receive any answer (because it was posted to the wrong
ML?).
Yes, this
$ sh lilypond-2.6.3.1.x86.package
/usr/libexec/autopackage/autosu-gtk: error while loading shared libraries:
libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0:
Wiz Aus wrote:
Ok, now I'm trying to actually play with the lilypond code -- but it
seems to be full of completely illegal C++ - like trying to cast
class member functions to standalone functions etc. etc.
The cases I've found so far are all very easy to fix, just by adding
proxy function
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