Trent J. writes:
DIV class=RTEIs there any news on when 2.7.15 will be released for
windows... we seem to be 3 versions behind the rest at the moment../DIV
Funny you should mention it, I have been working quite hard on the
windows 2.6.4 release. FWIW, I consider development snapshots a
Considering the amount of internal brain surgery that seems to have
been done since 2.7.12, I wouldn't be surprised if the latest Windows
version is much more stable than 2.7.15, so maybe you shouldn't complain.
On the other hand, it means that fewer people get the chance to discover and
report
Graham Percival wrote:
But are there any other problems that you solve easier with
lilypond-book?
Yes. The above produces:
collection.pdf (includes piece1, with pages numbered 1 and 2)
collection-1.pdf (includes piece2, with pages numbered 1 and 2 as well)
(assuming piece1 and 2 are
Thomas Ruedas wrote:
Hi,
...
2.) The other problem concerns the width of the braces at the
beginning of the piano staff. While these were just perfect in the
old version, they are too wide in the new one, although I didn't
change anything in the source. How is that possible, and how do I
Hi to all!
while running lilypond-book.py
=
C:\Program Files\MUSIC\LilyPond\usr\binlilypond-book.py --psfonts
D:\Lilypond-Scores\Lilybook\deneme.lytex
=
I got the following error:
**
Reading
[...] But I know that OSX and windows have built-in software
character map, and I'm certain that many exist for linux and windows.
For Linux: gucharmap
Best,
Gilles
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I'm working on this problem! By the way, please always tell exactly
what LilyPond package you use.
/Mats
Mehmet Okonsar wrote:
Hi to all!
while running lilypond-book.py
=
C:\Program Files\MUSIC\LilyPond\usr\binlilypond-book.py --psfonts
In your original question, you didn't really say what you wanted to achieve
and you didn't include any complete example. A \markup{...} is used just
like any text string and within a score, you either have to attach it to
a note
like
b4^\markup{\italic Moderato }
or if you want it right at the
Windows XP: Start Menu - Programs - accessories - System Tools -
Character Map.
/Mats
Gilles wrote:
[...] But I know that OSX and windows have built-in software
character map, and I'm certain that many exist for linux and windows.
For Linux: gucharmap
Best,
Gilles
for me Moderato is above the line Pellagato;
I use Lilypond 2.7.12 for window
My guess is that s1^ is doing something even though it's doing something
different in each case- which means that I don't know what/why.
s1 is a silence tempo breve
You can change s1 by a note sample c1
Hello I working with a composition with many pieces. I structure all they
in a book enviroment like this:
--- file book.ly --
:
: Flute = \relative c'' {
: \key c \major
: \time 4/4
: a b c d f g a
: } flute = {
: \set Staff.instrument = Flute
: \set Staff.midiInstrument =
I seem to recall that this was a bug in version 2.4 that has been fixed
in later
versions. On possibility might be to put each \score{...} within its own
\book{...}, at least for the MIDI outputs (if you do that for the paper
output,
you will get one PDF file for each \book). Note also that
But when I compile the *.ly file it generate only the midi for the second
score. For the compilation comments above I think that it overwrite the
first score.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] lilypond book.ly
GNU LilyPond 2.4.5
^
That's a known bug.
The only way out is to upgrade
Python and midi2ly seem OK, but now lilypond.exe doesn't seem to do
anything useful. I tried:
lilypond -h
lilypond somefile.ly
both from a Windows command prompt and from within Cygwin and
there are no printouts or output files whatsoever. It doesn't make any
difference if I specify a full path
Hi, I have just installed Jedit, and I
wandered...
There is so many plug-ins to install, should I only
install "LilyPond Tool" or is there anyone else to use in benifit of
LilyPond?
Best Regards
Jannik
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i've been getting this since 2.7.14 too. (macos 10.4.2)
has this been addressed further on the lists? (i found no reply to
this mail).
here's an example of code that gives me this. it occurs as soon as i
put in the tie.
best,
sean
\version 2.7.15
eOrg = \relative c' {
\time 3/8
I'm afraid that the comment on brain-surgery at the end of
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/info-lilypond/2005-10/msg3.html
is still valid in 2.7.14 and 2.7.15.
/Mats
Sean Reed wrote:
i've been getting this since 2.7.14 too. (macos 10.4.2)
has this been addressed further on the lists?
But when I compile the *.ly file it generate only the midi for the second
score. For the compilation comments above I think that it overwrite the
first score.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] lilypond book.ly
GNU LilyPond 2.4.5
^
That's a known bug.
The only way out is to upgrade to
An alternative solution that goes more to the source of the actual problem
is to do something like
\override Score.BarLine #'space-alist = #'(
(time-signature . (extra-space . 0.75))
(custos . (minimum-space . 2.0))
(clef .
On Friday 04 November 2005 09:54, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
2.) The other problem concerns the width of the braces at the
beginning of the piano staff.
Do you mean that they are too high or are you talking about the
horizontal width?
They are too high - sorry for being unclear. The ends of the
Mats Bengtsson writes:
Python and midi2ly seem OK,
Yay!
but now lilypond.exe doesn't seem to do anything useful.
How odd. I can't imaging changing anything except for fixing argv0
relocation (and of course, it works for me).
Do you have a lilypond-windows.exe or lilypond-console.exe in
Am 2005-10-29 um 10:57 schrieb Han-Wen Nienhuys:
As an elucidation: you should use fonts which are distributed
as .ttf files, like Verdana. Getting fonts working which are
distributed as dfonts or inside Resource forks, is something that
I'd love to work on that as a sponsored feature.
Hi,
Is there a good reason, that I just don't know of that the two tuplets
below do not give the same result?
Peter
==
\version 2.6.3
\paper {
raggedright = ##t
}
\new DrumStaff
\new DrumVoice {
\drummode { \times 2/3 { \grace sn8 sn8 sn sn }
Alle 19:07, venerdì 04 novembre 2005, Peter Mogensen ha scritto:
Hi,
Is there a good reason, that I just don't know of that the two tuplets
below do not give the same result?
Peter
I've just tried compiling your code with Lilypond 2.7.12 and the two tuplets
look exactly the same. Could it
Alle 19:20, venerdì 04 novembre 2005, Gianluca D. ha scritto:
Maybe upgrading to the 2.6.8 will be of use.
Gianluca
Oops... I meant version 2.6.4- sorry :)
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Hi everyone!
I just discovered lilypond the other day, and I can't stop playing
with it. I have all sorts of questions, and I'm hoping maybe some
people here might be able to point me in the right direction.
First, here are the simple questions:
1. how can I make a small note? like,
On Friday 04 November 2005 23.12, Markian Hlynka wrote:
7. Finally (for now), I'm having trouble aligning lyrics to music. I
have this:
mainvoice = \relative c
{
\key a \minor
\repeat volta 2
{
\partial 8*3
e8 a8. [ b16] c2~c8 b16 a gis8. a16 b2 r8
Henning Hraban Ramm wrote:
As an elucidation: you should use fonts which are distributed as
.ttf files, like Verdana. Getting fonts working which are distributed
as dfonts or inside Resource forks, is something that I'd love to
work on that as a sponsored feature.
dfonts work, but only
On Nov 4, 2005, at 15:52, Erik Sandberg wrote:
On Friday 04 November 2005 23.12, Markian Hlynka wrote:
7. Finally (for now), I'm having trouble aligning lyrics to music. I
have this:
mainvoice = \relative c
{
\key a \minor
\repeat volta 2
{
\partial 8*3
e8
Mats [et al} thank you
as for the tremolo in the 2.6 manual section 6.7.6 it gives examples
with a half note and the stem has one slash
perhaps I mistakenly thought that even if it was an eighth note to get
one slash I merely needed to :8
But since that should really mean two 16ths I
I'm on a steep learning curve also, and the list has been great. There are a
couple of other things you can do. Download the manual onto your machine and
then do word searches for what you are trying to do. For example, if you do
a search for transparent, you 'll find ways to make bars,
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