2008/5/13 karim haddad [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It works only if the beams are implicitly expressed with [ and ] .
Hi Karim,
I can't remember having seen this documented anywhere... Can you post
a small code example that produces both results (the one that works,
and the one that doesn't work)?
If you search for brace in LSR, http://lsr.dsi.unimi.it/ you will find
an answer that
with some work can be adopted to both situations.
/Mats
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Issue 591: Left edge of hairpin aligns with arpeggio
http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=591
Comment #7 by
The following examples certainly works over here:
\version 2.11.45
\relative{
c8 d e f \once \override Beam #'positions = #'(8 . 8 ) g a b c
}
I hope you realize that you have to do the \once \override just before
the starting
note of the beam. In general, a \once \override only applies to
Hi Valentin,
ok here are two examples
test1.ly
and
test2.ly
in one the beaming is not explicitly marked so the \once \override
doesn't work here
in two yes it is explictly noted and it works.
Best
K
test1.ly
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On May 14, 2008,
Hi
I have noticed that sometimes the pitchedtrill note looses its
accidental for an unknown reason ?
Here is an excerpt example :
test3.ly
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The first note has it's accidental the other no.
even if with a ! and even if we change the note to ais''.
Form the
Hi Karim,
2008/5/14 karim haddad [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi
I have noticed that sometimes the pitchedtrill note looses its accidental
for an unknown reason ?
Is it due to a bug ?
Unfortunately, yes. It was reported in December as issue 524
When a slur crosses a line break, the slur after the break begins
before the key signature. Phrasing slurs, on the other hand, begin
after the key signature. (This is not clear in any of the regression
tests because the slur examples are all in C major.) I know that this
sort of question has come
