Bar lines in 2.19.0

Hey all, On 2.19.0, when I do: \relative c' { f1 \bar "|" f1 \bar "." g1 \bar "||" a1 \bar ".|" b1 \bar ".|." c1 \bar "|.|" d1 \bar "|." e1 \bar "|:" f1 \bar ":|” } I get the attached result, which leaves out several bar lines that should normally be printing. Any ideas what’s going on? Cheer

Re: Bar lines in 2.19.0

Mike Solomon writes: > Hey all, > > On 2.19.0, when I do: > > \relative c' { > f1 \bar "|" > f1 \bar "." > g1 \bar "||" > a1 \bar ".|" > b1 \bar ".|." > c1 \bar "|.|" > d1 \bar "|." > e1 \bar "|:" > f1 \bar ":|” > } > > I get the attached result, which leaves out several bar lines that > should n

Re: Bar lines in 2.19.0

Am 13.11.2013 10:30, schrieb Mike Solomon: Hey all, On 2.19.0, when I do: \relative c' { f1 \bar "|" f1 \bar "." g1 \bar "||" a1 \bar ".|" b1 \bar ".|." c1 \bar "|.|" d1 \bar "|." e1 \bar "|:" f1 \bar ":|” } I get the attached result, which leaves out several bar lines that should normally be

Re: Bar lines in 2.19.0

Am 13.11.2013 10:43, schrieb David Kastrup: Mike Solomon writes: Hey all, On 2.19.0, when I do: \relative c' { f1 \bar "|" f1 \bar "." g1 \bar "||" a1 \bar ".|" b1 \bar ".|." c1 \bar "|.|" d1 \bar "|." e1 \bar "|:" f1 \bar ":|” } I get the attached result, which leaves out several bar lines

Re: Lyrics questions

Jim Long wrote > On Tue, Nov 12, 2013 at 11:23:58AM +0100, Jacques Menu wrote: >> >> It?s my first attempt at producing scores with lyrics > > When making first attempts, it is sometimes helpful to start with > a small example. > > I'm not much more experienced with lyrics than you are, but I >

Re: lilypond 2.16.2 failing to install on ubuntu 12.10

+1 for Frescobaldi. It should be in your repo, though I'm not sure it's the most recent version. Welcome to the community! Ben Link --> http://frescobaldi.org/ Colin Campbell-8 wrote > On 11/12/2013 07:11 PM, JordanB. wrote: >> I would appreciate any help in this matter: >> >> I was able to d

Re: export to musescore

On 11/12/2013 09:40 AM, Urs Liska wrote: Am 12.11.2013 09:06, schrieb Stefan Thomas: Dear community, is there a way to export lilypond to musescore? I don't want to give up using lilypond, but when I work with students and pupils, I've experienced that they have a lot of difficulties in using

Re: export to musescore

On 11/13/2013 12:00 PM, Peter Bjuhr wrote: On 11/12/2013 09:40 AM, Urs Liska wrote: the way to go would be MusicXML export. While this wish has popped up every now and then for years, Peter Bjuhr has just started to give it an actual try. We don't know how far this will get, but it will at

Re: So, slashed beamed grace notes...

2013/11/13 David Nalesnik : > I've worked on this a bit more, and come up with the attached file. This > version takes the beam angle into consideration, so the "wings" of the slash > are handled better. Looks very nice, thanks a lot! Janek ___ lilypo

Re: Bar numbers position

Keith OHara wrote > In the file scm/define-grobs.scm that is part of the distributed LilyPond, > there is a comment just before the setting that determines where the > bar number should go > ;; want the bar number before the clef at line start. > (break-align-symbols . (left-edg

Re: Bar lines in 2.19.0

Where is LilyPond version 2.19? I didn't think 2.18 was even released yet. Mike Solomon wrote > Hey all, > > On 2.19.0, when I do: > > \relative c' { > f1 \bar "|" > f1 \bar "." > g1 \bar "||" > a1 \bar ".|" > b1 \bar ".|." > c1 \bar "|.|" > d1 \bar "|." > e1 \bar "|:" > f1 \bar ":|” > } > >

Re: Bar lines in 2.19.0

On Nov 13, 2013, at 3:45 PM, SoundsFromSound wrote: > Where is LilyPond version 2.19? I didn't think 2.18 was even released yet. > > That’s where current master is on the git branch. Cheers, MS___ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org ht

string->number scheme

Hi guys.. I would want to make a simple function that would convert my string to number..wha? i have a a variable inside header that is called bpm. inside bpm is my tempo but in string. for example: \header { bpm = "123" } { \tempo 4 = \bpm c'4 } or in midi block \midi { \tempo 4 = \bpm } i

Re: Bar lines in 2.19.0

Please don't top-post with full-quote below. It makes a lot of additional editing work for those who want to reply in a sensible manner that does not clog up the digests and other people's mail feeds. SoundsFromSound writes: > Mike Solomon wrote >> Hey all, >> >> On 2.19.0, when I do: > Wher

Re: So, slashed beamed grace notes...

Thanks a lot! I played around with it now and it looks really nice. Later I will explore it in details. Take care, Gilberto -- View this message in context: http://lilypond.1069038.n5.nabble.com/So-slashed-beamed-grace-notes-tp152817p153858.html Sent from the User mailing list archive at Nabbl

Re: string->number scheme

Stjepan Horvat writes: > Hi guys.. > I would want to make a simple function that would convert my string to > number..wha? > > i have a a variable inside header that is called bpm. inside bpm is my > tempo but in string. Why? > for example: > > \header { > bpm = "123" > } > > { > \tempo 4 = \

Re: string->number scheme

header won't display numbers..i'm using lastest development version.. On Wed, Nov 13, 2013 at 2:56 PM, David Kastrup wrote: > Stjepan Horvat writes: > > > Hi guys.. > > I would want to make a simple function that would convert my string to > > number..wha? > > > > i have a a variable inside he

Re: string->number scheme

Stjepan Horvat writes: > header won't display numbers..i'm using lastest development version.. [unedited useless fullquote below deleted] Please try harder to explain the problem, preferably with a minimal example, or at the very least responding to the individual suggestions with the details o

Re: string->number scheme

ok.. i would want to insert the tempo one time..inside the header block..and that it would apply to other tempo variables.. \header { bpm = "123" } \relative c' { \tempo = \bpm "%the header bpm variable c'4 } till now i didnt create any scheme function successfully..:P On Wed, Nov 13, 2013

Re: string->number scheme

If i insert print \header { title = 123 } { c' } it doesnt show up..this is why i wanted to convert string to number..for later usege.. On Wed, Nov 13, 2013 at 3:18 PM, Stjepan Horvat wrote: > ok.. > > i would want to insert the tempo one time..inside the header block..and > that it would ap

Re: string->number scheme

Stjepan Horvat writes: > ok.. > > i would want to insert the tempo one time..inside the header block..and > that it would apply to other tempo variables.. > > \header { > bpm = "123" > } > > \relative c' { > \tempo = \bpm "%the header bpm variable > c'4 > } First: it is impossible to guess wh

Re: string->number scheme

I'm sorry for replayings..no..i'm using gmail's default settings. Your right about \tempo = 123..it is a typo.. I defind my custom header..and i wanted to have some kind of tempo inside my header..so before i had my custom header i used poet variable for it..but becouse i now have my own custom he

Re: string->number scheme

Stjepan Horvat writes: > I'm sorry for replayings..no..i'm using gmail's default settings. Gmail's default setting is _not_ to secretly append all of an old posting to your new mail. Gmail's default setting is to _quote_ the old mail into your new mail buffer when you make a reply so that you c

Re: Bar lines in 2.19.0

Sorry, I didn't mean to do that. I remember when I first joined this list several people got irritated that I didn't quote when I would reply and so it was hard for them to follow the conversation. I thought it was always best to quote but I see what you mean about the top post now. I'll try to be

Re: string->number scheme

So..any idea how i could achive it..?! I wanted to use my little knowlidge to write a simple scheme function that could achive it..with no succsess.. ___ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user

Re: string->number scheme

Stjepan Horvat writes: > So..any idea how i could achive it..?! I wanted to use my little knowlidge > to write a simple scheme function that could achive it..with no succsess.. You could start by explaining what is wrong with the solution at the bottom of http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypo

Re: string->number scheme

Try putting bpm = \tempo 4 = 123 in the header.. On Wed, Nov 13, 2013 at 4:36 PM, David Kastrup wrote: > Stjepan Horvat writes: > > > So..any idea how i could achive it..?! I wanted to use my little > knowlidge > > to write a simple scheme function that could achive it..with no > succsess.. >

fermata and phrasing slurs

Dear group, as can be seen in the added example, something seems off. Is this a known issue? Additionally, does anyone have any pointers how to work around this? In other words: how can i still force the TextScript to be under the longer versions of fermata? Thank you very much and all the best,

Re: string->number scheme

Look i know i'm maybe compliating here..but it would be helpfull if i could for once achive what i have imagine.. I can always use the software as is..and its great..i confirm.. On Wed, Nov 13, 2013 at 4:42 PM, Stjepan Horvat wrote: > Try putting bpm = \tempo 4 = 123 in the header.. > > > On Wed

Re: string->number scheme

2013/11/13 David Kastrup : > Stjepan Horvat writes: > >> So..any idea how i could achive it..?! I wanted to use my little knowlidge >> to write a simple scheme function that could achive it..with no succsess.. > > You could start by explaining what is wrong with the solution at the > bottom of > h

Re: string->number scheme

So, to answer David's question: 2013/11/13 David Kastrup : > You could start by explaining what is wrong with the solution at the > bottom of > http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-user/2013-11/msg00456.html>. This is not doing what Stjepan wants because he cannot use \bpm as a value for a

Re: string->number scheme

Yes..this is exactly what i mean.. On Wed, Nov 13, 2013 at 4:49 PM, Janek Warchoł wrote: > 2013/11/13 David Kastrup : > > Stjepan Horvat writes: > > > >> So..any idea how i could achive it..?! I wanted to use my little > knowlidge > >> to write a simple scheme function that could achive it..wit

Re: string->number scheme

2013/11/13 Stjepan Horvat : > Yes..this is exactly what i mean.. Good! But please be careful about quoting original messages. Don't let gmail do whatever it's doing by default, because it's not the right thing. Janek ___ lilypond-user mailing list lil

Re: string->number scheme

Ok..and Thank You.. On Wed, Nov 13, 2013 at 4:58 PM, Janek Warchoł wrote: > So, to answer David's question: > > 2013/11/13 David Kastrup : > > You could start by explaining what is wrong with the solution at the > > bottom of > > http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-user/2013-11/msg00456.

RE: Horizontal alignment of MetronomeMarks

> -Original Message- > From: Keith OHara [mailto:k-ohara5...@oco.net] > Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2013 12:15 AM > To: Kieren MacMillan; Daniel Rosen > Cc: Lilypond-User Mailing List > Subject: Re: Horizontal alignment of MetronomeMarks > > Now that I am looking for it, I do notice that t

notation reference query

Hi folks, I'm a new user making a foray into Lilypond and I am in the process of scouring the learning manual/notation reference to become acquainted with the application (v2.17.95). I had a small query in regards to the appendices detailing articulation and ornamentation. I was looking at the

Re: notation reference query

Hayden Smith writes: > I cannot make inference based on the image provided in the notation > reference itself and wondered where "script-chart.ly" might be located > which would contain a complete list of articulations. In the LilyPond directory hierarchy, it is in Documentation/included/script-

Re: notation reference query

On Wed, Nov 13, 2013 at 1:18 PM, David Kastrup wrote: > Hayden Smith writes: > > > I cannot make inference based on the image provided in the notation > > reference itself and wondered where "script-chart.ly" might be located > > which would contain a complete list of articulations. > > In the L

Re: notation reference query

This is no help, but see http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=1189 -- Phil Holmes ___ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user

Cluster function

Has anyone had success making clusters such as in the attached image? This is not possible with the builtin \makeClusters function which removes stems, beams, accidentals, etc. Ideally code something like 8. \cluster 8. to produce this example. If not, any ideas as to where to start with suc

Re: Cluster function

On 11/13/2013 08:43 PM, Mark Knoop wrote: Has anyone had success making clusters such as in the attached image? This is not possible with the builtin \makeClusters function which removes stems, beams, accidentals, etc. Ideally code something like 8. \cluster 8. to produce this example. If no

Re: Cluster function

Mark Knoop writes: > Has anyone had success making clusters such as in the attached image? > This is not possible with the builtin \makeClusters function which > removes stems, beams, accidentals, etc. > > Ideally code something like > > 8. \cluster 8. > > to produce this example. > > If not,

Blues/jazz/rubato tempo markings in printed scores

Searching the archives, I found the thread “jazz quantization of eighths for MIDI” , linking to , all relating to adjusting MIDI output. Is there a way to *print* a tempo marking fo

Re: Blues/jazz/rubato tempo markings in printed scores

On Wed, Nov 13, 2013 at 11:57 AM, Joel C. Salomon wrote: > Searching the archives, I found the thread “jazz quantization of > eighths for MIDI” > , linking > to , all > relating to

Re: Blues/jazz/rubato tempo markings in printed scores

"Joel C. Salomon" writes: > Searching the archives, I found the thread “jazz quantization of > eighths for MIDI” > , linking > to , all > relating to adjusting MIDI output. > > Is

Re: Blues/jazz/rubato tempo markings in printed scores

On Wed, Nov 13, 2013 at 3:05 PM, Nathan wrote: > On Wed, Nov 13, 2013 at 11:57 AM, Joel C. Salomon > wrote: >> ⌐3¬ >> Blues feel (♫ = ♩ ♪) > > This snippet may help you: > > http://lsr.dsi.unimi.it/LSR/Item?id=204 Thank you; that's what I was looking for. —Joel

Re: fermata and phrasing slurs

Gagi Petrovic wrote > Dear group, as can be seen in the added example, something seems off. Is > this a known issue? please be specific about what you feel is wrong! > Additionally, does anyone have any pointers how to work around this? In > other words: how can i still force the TextScript to be

Re: fermata and phrasing slurs

Hi Eluze, thank you. And i'm sorry, i thought it was clear in the example. To be more specific: When using \longfermata and \verylongfermata the overrides i used, get ignored. The TextScript is placed above the Script, instead of the other way around, like it does with \fermata. (this can be seen

Re: fermata and phrasing slurs

Gagi Petrovic wrote > I tried your method (see below), but it still doesn't work correctly. Now > the text is nicely placed under all the fermata, but i don't understand > why > the slur isn't placed above them. Any help would be greatly appreciated. ugh - sorry i didn't explicitly mention I used

Gmail and quotes

>From David K.: > Gmail's default setting is _not_ to secretly append all of an old posting to your new mail. Actually, the default behavior in gmail's web interface is very close to appending the quote secretly. It used to show the quote, but now "reply" gives you an almost completely empty fram

Re: LilyPond in pandoc (md/rst)?

Am 2013-11-13 um 12:50 schrieb Federico Bruni : > Il 13/nov/2013 06:42 "Henning Hraban Ramm" ha scritto: > > do you know of any existing extension for pandoc (or multimarkdown) to > > integrate LilyPond into markdown (or restructured text)? > > A quick googling didn’t show anything promising. >

Re: Gmail and quotes

> This interface "improvement" also effectively enforces top-posting: it takes > extra effort to post replies in the middle of quotes (like a conversation) > and most people don't care. I am in the "e-mail world" for some decades. It was always a good style to write the answer on top of all other

Re: LilyPond in pandoc (md/rst)?

2013/11/14 Henning Hraban Ramm > > Am 2013-11-13 um 12:50 schrieb Federico Bruni : > > > Il 13/nov/2013 06:42 "Henning Hraban Ramm" ha > scritto: > > > do you know of any existing extension for pandoc (or multimarkdown) to > integrate LilyPond into markdown (or restructured text)? > > > A quick

Re: Gmail and quotes

On Nov 14, 2013 2:40 PM, "Helge Kruse" wrote: > > > This interface "improvement" also effectively enforces top-posting: it takes > > extra effort to post replies in the middle of quotes (like a conversation) > > and most people don't care. > > I am in the "e-mail world" for some decades. It was al