> > time to find out what property of which grob should be modified. Many
> > examples should be added as soon as the interface and syntax of
> > \property is really stable.
>
> But why is the input element relevant? If you want to modify the stem,
> look into the internals doc for Stem, ditto f
> I mean generate dimensions using LaTeX/Omega/whatever before actual
> lilypond typesetting begins. This can be done using a preprocessor
> (crude), or by invoking a recursive lambda from the \score block
> (smart)
Something like `lilypond --generate-lyrics-file-for-tex'?
> (Please don't say th
Han-Wen wrote:
> on the whole (well perhaps more O(n log n + k n^2 ) with a very small
Oh yes, but O(n log n) is also slow compared to O(n). (I remember
replacing a with a on a simple one million elements sieve
of erathostenes. I got a facter 20 speed up - 2 seconds instead of 40 -
because lo
Rune Zedeler wrote:
> Perhaps this approach could be improved to let the following scores
> start right of the previous one instead of on the next line - so that
> one could get:
>
> .|==|==|==|
> |===|===|===|
> |==|. .|==|.
>
> This notation is often used
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I concider the linewidth=-1 option to be ugly.
> I would like this option instead:
>
> --- Don't try to fill a whole number of systems - but accept that the
> piece can end with an unfinished (shorter) system. ---
>
> Reasons:
> -Would be perfect for editing:
>-W
Werner LEMBERG wrote:
> :-) I found interscorelinefill, thanks. But this doesn't affect the
> last page. IMHO it should.
No, what if you have a piece that fills one page and two lines?
should the 2nd page then consist of just two lines - one in the top and
one in the bottom?
We agree that lil
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> > > Thanks. BTW, what's the command to make TeX stretch the space
> > > between staff lines to avoid a ragged bottom?
> >
> > I think I added this info to the manual; if you can't find it,
> > please report what i should add to the index :)
>
> :-) I found interscore
> > Thanks. BTW, what's the command to make TeX stretch the space
> > between staff lines to avoid a ragged bottom?
>
> I think I added this info to the manual; if you can't find it,
> please report what i should add to the index :)
:-) I found interscorelinefill, thanks. But this doesn't affe
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> > \property LyricsVoice.LyricSyllable \set #'X-extent-callback =
> > #'(0.0 . 4.3)
> > #"\Guo\043\n\t"
> > ..
> >
> > }
> >
> > (So \Zhoung is not how it works in TeX, but you get the idea), perhaps
> > using Scheme, sin
> For getting fully correct lyrics, I propose that we use a different
> route; tacking it on top of \lyrics is going to be an engineering
> disaster; I am not going to system() a different program from
> LilyPond as a standard policy. Linking with Omega might be an
> option, but given the activit
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> >
>
> Should be fixed with the attached diff. Actually, this was not a problem
> with some specific clefs, but rather yet another problem related to the
thanks, applied.
> BTW., your file produces (at least on my machine here) many errors like:
>
> programming erro
Sorry, I forgot the ChangeLog.
Greetings,
Juergen
--- ChangeLog~ Mon Jul 22 14:24:43 2002
+++ ChangeLog Tue Jul 23 20:22:31 2002
@@ -1,3 +1,8 @@
+2002-07-23 Juergen Reuter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
+
+ * lily/ambitus-engraver.cc: bugfix: create ambitus grob during
+ process_music pha
On 11 Jul 2002, Laura Conrad wrote:
>
> When I print the attached file, the ambitus is an octave too high. It
> may be something wierd I'm doing, since I've seen the ambitus engraver
> work on other files with a G_8 clef, but I don't see what.
>
Should be fixed with the attached diff. Actual
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Il mar, 2002-07-23 alle 14:04, Han-Wen ha scritto:
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> > > I've read in the CHANGES file of lilypond-1.5.63 that Sketch [-> the
> > > vector graphics program] output is being implemented someway. Is it
> > > true, or I have misunderstood? If
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> > > immediately after \property, right?
> >
> > ok, I'll have to think about this; I don't think it is particularly
> > elegant (OTOH, nothing in Lyrics mode is.)
> >
>
> I heard other people that were frustrated when using with flex/yacc/bison
> being happy with ANTLR
On Tue, 23 Jul 2002, Han-Wen wrote:
>
> [to lilypond-devel]
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> > > Do you have a suggestion how we can parse Lyrics.LyricText, without
> > > breaking lyric punctuation?
> >
> > Scan the arguments to \property specially? There can't be Lyrics
> > immediately after \
Il mar, 2002-07-23 alle 14:04, Han-Wen ha scritto:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> > I've read in the CHANGES file of lilypond-1.5.63 that Sketch [-> the
> > vector graphics program] output is being implemented someway. Is it
> > true, or I have misunderstood? If it is possible, how can I get it
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I've read in the CHANGES file of lilypond-1.5.63 that Sketch [-> the
> vector graphics program] output is being implemented someway. Is it
> true, or I have misunderstood? If it is possible, how can I get it? That
> could be rather nice!
you need sketch 0.7 ; it's doce
[to lilypond-devel]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> > Do you have a suggestion how we can parse Lyrics.LyricText, without
> > breaking lyric punctuation?
>
> Scan the arguments to \property specially? There can't be Lyrics
> immediately after \property, right?
ok, I'll have to think about this; I
(I'm taking the discussion to lilypond-devel)
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Currently, my greatest problem is to identify grobs so that I can
> modify their properties.
>
> I suggest a tool `grob' which accepts a LilyPond code fragment (either
> as an argument to the tool
Hi,
I've read in the CHANGES file of lilypond-1.5.63 that Sketch [-> the
vector graphics program] output is being implemented someway. Is it
true, or I have misunderstood? If it is possible, how can I get it? That
could be rather nice!
By the way, I'd like to ask another question: would
[moved to lilypond-devel]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> > Ah! So you know how encodings work! You're the guy we've been
> > waiting for. Lily should really read the appropriate font tables,
> > and look up the right Russian or Chinese dimension -- unfortunately,
> > we don't know about the sys
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