2010/5/24 Martin Hiendl mar...@martinhiendl.com :
Hi!
I hope this hasn't been brought up yet.
I tried to change the default dynamics font with the following
command:
\score {
\new Staff \with {
\override DynamicText #'font-name = Linux Libertine
\override DynamicText
2010/5/24 Martin Hiendl mar...@martinhiendl.com :
Hi!
I hope this hasn't been brought up yet.
I tried to change the default dynamics font with the following
command:
\score {
\new Staff \with {
\override DynamicText #'font-name = Linux Libertine
\override DynamicText
Sorry for being unclear.
So I would like to change the typeface of dynamics like \p, \mf, etc.
The command
\override DynamicText #'font-name = Linux Libertine
did work, because all my dynamics now have the plain Linux Libertine typeface.
The problem is that they have their regular fontstyle,
Hi all!
I want to [finally] get my Scheme-fu up to snuff, and I'm thinking of doing
that by developing the following wish-list item: I would like to be able to
write my headers/footers like this [warning: pseudocode]:
\footer {
\if-page #'first { FIRST PAGE FOOTER }
\if-page #'odd { ODD
Hi Martin,
\version 2.13.21
dynamics = {
\relative c' {
c8\mf\ d e f g\!\ff\ f e d c1\!\mf
}
}
\score {
\new Staff {
\dynamics
\override DynamicText #'font-name = Linux Libertine O Bold Italic
\dynamics
}
}
The exact name (as your system knows it) of the font is
From: sib...@major2nd.com
mup (http://www.arkkra.com), which is my favorite notation program.
not knowing mup, i visited the site to learn something about it.
although it seems to be very basic compared to LP, i found this among
its features:
· Cross-staff stems.
Hello all,
In the third line of this snippet, all whitespace (word spacing) is removed --
is this expected behaviour?
\version 2.13.21
\markup { \line { in a line } }
\markup { \concat { pre in a line post } }
\markup { \concat { pre \line { in a line } post } }
Thanks,
Kieren.
2010/5/24 caserta pierre caserta.pie...@wanadoo.fr:
To illustrate my problem I joined 3 files that are:
- header is a file I include in the exemple.ly
- exemple.ly is a simple tablature
- example.pdf is the result of the lilypond compilation
the problem is that there is a large space
On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 12:37:36PM -0400, Kieren MacMillan wrote:
\footer {
\if-page #'first { FIRST PAGE FOOTER }
}
Questions:
1. Can this be done entirely in Scheme? [Intuition: YES.]
Check out the definition of \on-the-fly and things like #last-page
and #part-first-page. IIRC these
