Hello list,
how can I get double glissando lines for e.g.:
\glissando
Any tricks similar "\set doubleSlurs = ##t"?
I could not find a reference in the doc.
Thank you,
Thomas
2.4.3
cygwin
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Mats Bengtsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Did you build the ec-fonts-mftraced yourself? I would guess so,
> since you have problems both with the feta fonts in LilyPond and
> the ec-font used for the title.
You guessed wrong. ec-fonts-mftraced is from the Lilypond
download site.
> If you wan
OK, what happens if you do
ps2pdf testfont.ps
and view the resulting PDF file?
If the PS file looks OK, then I would definitely suspect your
Ghostscript (which is the program doing the job in ps2pdf).
Do you get the same problem both when viewing the PDF on screen
and when you print it on paper? Co
I can confirm the bug on Cygwin 2.4.3 as well as Erik's observation
that it doesn't happen in 2.4.6. Unfortunately, I have no idea on
what could have changed between the versions that affects this.
/Mats
Thomas Scharkowski wrote:
Hi Erik,
I looked at "testrest.dvi" with MikTex Yap and get the sa
Mats Bengtsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> OK, what happens if you do
> ps2pdf testfont.ps
> and view the resulting PDF file?
I can see the ugly treble clef again.
> If the PS file looks OK, then I would definitely suspect
> your Ghostscript (which is the program doing the job in
> ps2pdf).
S
Bruce,
I'm just using
fis^"Pi\\`u mosso"
or
fis^\markup { "Pi\\`u mosso" }
Jeroen
Fairchild wrote:
Jeroen -
Using 2.4.3, the \char may be used as:
c^\markup {"pi" \char #249 }
It doesn't kern properly, but \hspace can correct that.
Specifically, how do you use the \\`u construct? I can't find a wa
See attached.
- Bruce
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Subject: Re: Making staff lines invisible
It's not so hard to find fr
Is it possible to define a \markup macro that looks like a lilypond
command?
This produces the output I want:
\version "2.5.23"
#(def-markup-command (tempoMark layout props str) (markup?)
(interpret-markup layout props
(markup #:bold #:large str)))
\relative c'' {
c4^\markup{ \tempoMark A
