I can now make the docs on OSX! I won't be breaking CVS every time
I make a large commit now. :)
OSX ulimit -n is set to to 256 by default. A while ago, I increased
that
to 512 to allow lilypond to build. I'm not certain if this is still
necessary,
and I'd completely forgotten about that
Related to the answer on \mark versus \markup that I just sent,
I don't fully agree on the change below, since \markup can be
used in several different contexts, not just for text scripts.
Examples
\header{ title = \markup{...} }
\property Staff.instrument = \markup{...}
\lyricsmode{ Here is a
Stephen wrote:
\mark has evolved into a way to put text over a barline, but you cannot
use \markup to put text over a barline, only over a note.
Wrong! \markup can be used more or less everywhere where you can use
a text string, in order to get more freedom to change fonts, or typeset
more or
On 11-May-05, at 2:43 AM, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Related to the answer on \mark versus \markup that I just sent,
I don't fully agree on the change below, since \markup can be
used in several different contexts, not just for text scripts.
I'd forgotten about that.
Thanks for the other email, Mats.
Graham Percival wrote:
Over the past few days, I've been updating some old scores of mine, and
I've discovered many flaws in the docs. I've got time to do another
overhaul
of the docs (this time focusing on @ref and @cindex ), but I shouldn't be
doing this right before 2.6 comes out.
If 2.6 is
On Wed, 11 May 2005 00:55:58 +0200 Han-Wen Nienhuys [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Heikki Johannes Junes wrote:
What does option `lilypond -H' do? I shortly examined the source and
googled
about it, but cannot figure out what does it mean.
Is there any better documentation than
Graham Percival wrote:
What's the actual difference between \markup and \mark?
\markup is a text formatting command. See it as a mini LaTeX. \mark
puts stuff on bar-lines.
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On 21-Nov-04, at 4:21 AM, Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
@cindex should change in @findex @vindex etc. depending on what is
indexed. The command @syncodeindex is given once, to merge the
indices. (seealso lilypond.tely)
A long time ago, we discussed having different kinds of indexes. Or
at least the
Hi,
At the bottom of most sections of the manual, there are some links to
the program reference. However, the links to music expressions like
ArpeggioEvent, layout objects like Arpeggio and a few (but far
from all) engravers like Accidental_engraver are all mixed together.
Personally, I have
Well, I am really just asking whether markup is more than a text script or
not. If it would cause less confusion to regularize the terminology than it
would to not change it, then it would be a good thing, but I aggree that
that would be unlikely.
Stephen
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Further to my previous message on the subject, I've now made
a Python hack that adds pan and reverb to Director Musices'
output. The pan and reverb settings are preset by patch
(instrument) number, and should work fine for orchestral
music, although there is room for improvement when dealing
On 11-May-05, at 8:30 AM, Stephen wrote:
I got confused by associating this with the markup vs. TextScript
thread. thinking he was asking which one we still need, which is both
of course because they do different things. Obviously, Graham Percival
is just suggesting that we should document that
Yes, I know; I am just saying that the first time I responded to the thread,
I misinterpreted your question and the second time I responded, Mats had
already given the feedback/information/help you needed. Sorry.
Stephen
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