Re: cross-staff tuplets, again

Dear Jonathan, thanks. I didn't understand the sentence > For best results, use manual beaming. > > 2010/7/6 Jonathan Kulp > On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 12:15 PM, Stefan Thomas > wrote: > > Dear community, > > I've tried a snippet for cross-staff-beamed tuplets, I've found in the > > snippet reposit

lilypond in a webapp

I built a little webapp around lilypond. see the demo at http://lilyonline.dyndns.org. The source for this Ruby on Rails app is available at http://github.com/careljonkhout/lilyonline. ___ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org http://lists

Re: Similar to tremolo

Hi Helge, althought I can't help you with your main problem, I would like to make one syntactical thing clear for you. The number N in the command \repeat tremolo N {} doesn't indicate the number of different notes but the number of repetitions So if you have \repeat tremolo 2 { b8. c' } t

Re: horizontal center-align of systems?

On 6 July 2010 22:26, Ole Schmidt wrote: > Thanks, looks like  only some slight modifications are needed, see code, but > I can't solve it myself- that scheme part is all Greek to me... I'm afraid this snippet won't help (it just ignores the extra space taken up by an instrument name), since the

Re: markup on a shifted note is not shifted

On 6 July 2010 10:54, -Eluze wrote: > i have tried both of them but none seems to work in polyphonic situation: Indeed, this is the main limitation of this approach. There's no simple way of determining which notehead in the array is the correct item to align each voice to. Since you're using

Re: horizontal center-align of systems?

Thanks, looks like  only some slight modifications are needed, see code, but I can't solve it myself- that scheme part is all Greek to me...ole%%#(define-markup-command (ignoreInstrumentName layout props score) (markup?)  (let* (  

Re: open slur/tie at fragment end

Hello, some updates. 2010 m. liepos 4 d. 16:34, Antanas Budriūnas rašė: > Phil, > > thanks for the tip. > > 2010 m. liepos 4 d. 13:27, Phil Holmes rašė: >> Would hideNotes do what you want? >> >> \relative c' { >>  c4( c) c( \hideNotes c) \unHideNotes >>  } > > Looks like a rough workaround. No

Re: cross-staff tuplets, again

On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 12:15 PM, Stefan Thomas wrote: > Dear community, > I've tried a snippet for cross-staff-beamed tuplets, I've found in the > snippet repository. > Unfortunately, it does not work in the way I expected it. > Here is my short example: > > > \version "2.12.2" > \include "klavier

cross-staff tuplets, again

Dear community, I've tried a snippet for cross-staff-beamed tuplets, I've found in the snippet repository. Unfortunately, it does not work in the way I expected it. Here is my short example: \version "2.12.2" \include "klavierstyle.ly" rechts = {

Re: markup on a shifted note is not shifted

Neil Puttock wrote: > >> and how can you achieve that? - i dislike the solution using  \override >> TextScript #'X-offset = #5 > > Quick hack (works best with default 'self-alignment-X): > > \once \override TextScript #'after-line-breaking = > #(lambda (grob) >(set! (ly:grob-parent grob X)