I totally agree. On one hand I thank all the 10 years team for developping such a good
software including installation, on the other hand I am a bit lost with the syntax.
Look that I'm a programmer since about 25 years, and I found quite difficult to learn
lilypond syntax (I must be a very bad
Perhaps something like a tkinter little gui with some useful options to
control output format (pdf,ps), a field for input file and a __link to
the documentation__ ? (and an OK button, of course ;-)
Not a gui to control every aspects of lilypond output, but a window
which give to the first-time
Hello list,
I have noticed that the size of the pdfs produced by lily 2.7.27 on
(windows xp) is much bigger than in previous versions.
I have tested the same file unchanged with
2.7.18 Win 44 KB
2.7.23 Win 44 KB
2.7.27 Win 1.220 KB
Perhaps there is something wrong? The output looks
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From: Mats Bengtsson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: Nahum Wengrov
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Subject: Re: Three Questions
Mats Bengtsson Wrote:
Please always tell what LilyPond version you are using, to
be sure to get relevant
On Friday 06 January 2006 02.22, Linda Seltzer wrote:
User Experience engineering does not require a GUI or an abandonment of the
programming and typesetting approach. It does not require the abandonment
of providing detailed features. What it requires is that the language
and documentation
Erik Sandberg wrote:
Also, there are some limitations with the \with construct (for example,
\consists
bugreport please.
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On Tuesday 10 January 2006 05.15, liang seng wrote:
Hi, I'm just wondering if we can use utf-8 to input Chinese (or other
Asian) characters as well?
Yes, see input/sakura-sakura.ly
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On Wednesday 11 January 2006 14.20, Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
Erik Sandberg wrote:
Also, there are some limitations with the \with construct (for example,
\consists
bugreport please.
sorry, I remembered incorrectly (it is \accepts that doesn't work inside
\with, see with-accepts.ly in bug
On Thursday 05 January 2006 12.25, Gilles wrote:
Hello.
The problem I've had with that is that when I define
eaigu = the utf-8 double byte for é
and then (later) say
\markup sym \eaigu trique
what I get in the PDF file is
sym é trique
because Lilypond
Hi.
because Lilypond inserts a space between any two markup components.
I noticed that too, and I'd tend to consider this as a bug.
no, it's the intended behaviour of markup.
It could be possible to write a markup function that concatenates markup
words, something like \concatenate
Erik Sandberg wrote:
Lilypond doesn't ship with an editor on the Windows platform. The probably
it actually does. It's called lilypad. It's comparable to notepad,
functionality-wise.
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On 1/10/06, Han-Wen Nienhuys [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nicolas Sceaux wrote:
Han-Wen,
It turns out that manually setting vertical spacement tweak is
way too fragile. They are easily broken when changing LilyPond version
for instance. Or if one set manually all tweaks, and then is told:
Enrico Licini wrote:
Hi, I tryed to install lilypond-2.7.27-1.linux.sh but it doesn't work.
Opening the file with vim, I saw that there was an error in line 85: $lilydir
-xzf should be $lilydir -xjf
Another problem is in the file lilypond in ~/bin: the line should end with $*
But I am not
Han-Wen Nienhuys writes:
it actually does. It's called lilypad. It's comparable to notepad,
functionality-wise.
The idea was to extend it with a Run button or menu, but I ran out of
time when doing the first native windows port. Now we have the
nicer lilypad on MacOS, and IWBN to have
Where can I find the Regression Test Document,
http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.6/input/regression/collated-files.html
and the Mailing List
Archives?
http://lilypond.org/web/documentation
Gilles
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Gilles wrote:
Then, maybe could you explain the rationale behind the intention?
I.e for outputting the opposite of the user's input:
1. Add a space where there was none
If you have a suggestion how to improve this, I will gladly take
patches. The relevant code is in scm/markup.scm.
2.
Trevor Bača wrote:
The pagebreak/linebreak/stretching is put into an alist, and stored
with the system in a table
... will it also be possible to set the *absolute* page position of
each staff (and therefore each system) on a page-by-page basis (by
means of some reference point, possibly
In Lilypond 2.6.6, \sacredHarpHeads is defined (in
ly/property-init.ly) as:
\set shapeNoteStyles = ##(#f #f mi #f fa la #f)
This is really wierd. The shapes aren't going to help anyone
sightread if *three* adjacent notes are going to have the same shape. The
normal way a shape note
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From: ... On Behalf Of Han-Wen Nienhuys
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Subject: Re: lilypond-user Digest, Vol 38, Issue 17
Erik Sandberg wrote:
Lilypond doesn't ship with an editor on the Windows
2) How can I add parentheses around notes? (Look at the scanned image
-- link below -- to see what I mean. It's the two connected 16ths at
the end of the 2nd line, the 1st one with lyrics.)
Well, sort of. See the example called stencil-hacking.ly in the
Regression Test document. If you search
On 1/11/06, Han-Wen Nienhuys [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Trevor Bača wrote:
The pagebreak/linebreak/stretching is put into an alist, and stored
with the system in a table
... will it also be possible to set the *absolute* page position of
each staff (and therefore each system) on a
Please,
I have just started using Lilypond (2.4.5) on a debian sarge system
and I am getting on reasonably well with the syntax.
But, the quality of my pdf files is very poor. Notes and staff lines
etc look ugly. Probably this is a font problem, but I do not know how
to proceed.
Thanks
Joe
2) How can I add parentheses around notes? (Look at the scanned image
-- link below -- to see what I mean. It's the two connected 16ths at
the end of the 2nd line, the 1st one with lyrics.)
Well, sort of. See the example called stencil-hacking.ly in the
Regression Test document. If you search
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