lilypond 1.8.0
RedHat 9 on x86
the following code gives errors on processing:
\score { \notes \relative c'' {
\property Score.allowBeamBreak = ##t
\time 3/16 c16-[ d e \break f-] c-[ d \break
\time 2/16 e f-]
}
\paper { raggedright = ##t }
}
however, if the first "\break" is removed, it processe
greetings, han-wen!
this looks like a bug to me, but perhaps it's a "feature". :-)
in the fragment attached, SOME of the 32nds near the staff top have
unusually long stems. note that this does not affect 16ths, nor does it
affect pairs of the SAME note. it does get somewhat better as the figure
han-wen -
1.9.9 is great -- emacs, 32nds, and tremolos all solved! thanks!
have you given thought to the question of beams over barlines clashing
with time sigs? i'm wondering if it shouldn't be default behaviour for
such beams to be split on either side of the time sig (with "hanging" ends
as th
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>> han-wen -
>>
>> 1.9.9 is great -- emacs, 32nds, and tremolos all solved! thanks!
>>
>> have you given thought to the question of beams over barlines clashing
>> with time sigs? i'm wondering if it shouldn't be default behaviour for
>> such beams to be split on either
another one... as stated in regression | clefs.ly , transparent clefs
should not accupy any space --- but they still do. you can see it in the
regression file.
fixable?
-p
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i'm still having some problems with EMACS indentation after upgrading to
1.9.9. mostly it seems ok now, but the following code is still behaving
strangely:
\time 2/4 r4 d16\< f c' a
% p3
\time 8/4 d,[ f c'8 a] < d, g, >[ < f b, > c'16 a]\! ~ a1 ~ a4
\time 6/4 r4 a16[\> c < f, b, >8 < d g, >] a'[ c
ok a bit of experimenting has led to this:
EMACS is happy with
< notes >-]
or
< notes > ]
but not
< notes >]
lily seems to be happy with all three, so for now i guess i'll just add
the space or dash (but it's always nice to reduce keystrokes.)
-p
i've installed the RH package of v2 and now have no lilypond mode in emacs.
shouldn't this happen automatically, as it did in previous versions?
-p
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