> > (I could have sworn that when I used version 2.4.2 that it > > substuted the correct characters, but I can't remember for sure. > > I wanted to go back and try it again, so that's why I was > > downloading it again.) > I don't think so. But I'll put back a 2.4.3 for you. In the meantime you > c
Hi Folks!
I've had a look through the samples and don't see anything directly like
what I would like for a composition I am doing.
On a lead sheet, the words would look like this:
Refrain - two lines
Verse 1 - 6 lines
Refrain - two lines
Verse 2 - 6 lines
Refrain - two lines
In the music
Hi folks, (other than Mats)
I discovered the following bit of code in the comments for the user
manual. I tried updating it automatically, but it didn't work. If you
deal with lyrics, and think this example is worth keeping, then
could you update it to work with recent LilyPond? Ideally with
(I tried emailing Mats directly, but his email address failed.)
On Wed, May 25, 2005 at 01:27:05PM +0200, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
> The positioning is different for different articulations, according
> to normal typesetting practice (that's the intention, at least).
> For example, \accent, \staccato
Ted -
Appendix C of the Users' Guide says "\" is the escape character and \n will
cause a new line. If you can make this work, please post the clue.
Here's a way that does work for me in v 2.4.3:
tagline = \markup \column < "First line" "Second line" "Third line" >
Is there a way to get a line break to appear in the tagline? I saw an
archived message which implied that putting a \break in the string would do
this, but it did not seem to work. I am using LilyPond version 2.4.6 under
Cygwin. I've attached an example source file showing what I've tried.
Ted Sta
The positioning is different for different articulations, according
to normal typesetting practice (that's the intention, at least).
For example, \accent, \staccato and \tenuto go into the stave, whereas
\turn and \portato stay outside the stave, just to mention a few.
The easiest way to break th
Certainly, just do
\once \set Staff.whichBar = "||"
/Mats
andrew Black wrote:
Hi
Can I set a double bar in one stave only ?
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On Tuesday 24 May 2005 09:11 am, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
> Why not simply try and see?
I'm sure it works. I don't understand the policy. I thought that all
of that sort of thing was going to have to be postfixed. I've been
doing it for a while, because I thought it was expected. Is postfix
in th
On Monday 23 May 2005 21.33, Graham Percival wrote:
> On 23-May-05, at 12:22 PM, Bertalan Fodor wrote:
This bug was also reported some days ago by Heikki. It's added as
tie-dotted.ly.
Erik
> Argh. That would explain it.
>
> OK, so it's just tieDotted. I took slurDotted from ly/property.ly ; I
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Of course, but your explanation does not say why the second ChordNames
context appears below the Staff context. However, Han-Wen provided the
missing piece of information, namely that the inner ChordNames context
is treated as if it was created "after" the Staff context.
So,
There's probably a misunderstanding here. The Bistream Charter
fonts have nothing to do with LilyPond. In Cygwin, they are
included in the package tetex-extra (both for teTeX versions
2 and 3 as far as I know). So, just rerun the installer and
make sure to install the package tetex-extra.
/Mat
Hi
Can I set a double bar in one stave only ?
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>(I could have
>sworn that when I used version 2.4.2 that it substuted the correct
>characters, but I can't remember for sure. I wanted to go back
>and try it again, so that's why I was downloading it again.)
>
>
I don't think so. But I'll put back a 2.4.3 for you. In the meantime you
can tr
Hi folks,
I'm a 1 year cellist who decided to learn lilypond as the best way to
rewrite a piece I'm learning. The original is too compact for my eyes
at my (ahem) age, and I found that lilypond's output managed the job
superbly.
I tend to be a perfectionist, though, and wanted an accent in a
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