Ok, this is in git.
The new default behavior is to issue warnings in the Console (ie
warnings from LilyPond) when bar check fails. (This used to be the
default at one time).
But with the Score->Typeset Barlines Literally
the barlines will be wysiwig.
I am not sure which beginners would find easiest
Then lets win!
On Wed, 28 Jul 2010 17:53:08 +0100
Richard Shann wrote:
> No - it is not for myself directly - indeed there is not much that I
> *really* need in Denemo for what I do with it.
> It *is* however something near trivial to do that I think will stop
> people getting stuck with LilyPo
No - it is not for myself directly - indeed there is not much that I
*really* need in Denemo for what I do with it.
It *is* however something near trivial to do that I think will stop
people getting stuck with LilyPond generating different output from
Denemo's display. And if you adopt the propose
My WDR job is gone now, so I have (a lot) more time.
I see no problem in tweaking and enhancing barlines, but I fear (from a farer,
broader, wider viewpoint) that this may introduce more problems (I can think of
paste or rebar) or at least work. Is it really the time for such a heavy
feature wh
With code like this
(d-DirectivePut-score-prefix "DenemoBar" "\nDnmBar = \\bar \"|\"")
or this
(d-DirectivePut-score-prefix "DenemoBar" "\nDnmBar = | \n")
We can give the user control of the behavior at Denemo barlines by
making the LilyPond creation routine in Denemo output a \DnmBar at each
Two further points:
* I wonder if this should be not a user pref but rather a property
of a score: even those using it may not want it all the time
* The LilyPond bar number and the persistence of accidentals needs
to respect the custom barlines. There is a snippet f
Denemo's barlines have long been problematic. It used to be that Denemo
issued a request to LilyPond to check that the barline position that
Denemo had corresponded with what LilyPond calculated. I commented these
out because the warnings were unhelpful in the case of upbeats etc,
obscuring the rea
