When I try the following:
\version 2.9.11
erga = {\once \override NoteHead #'style = #'diamond a}
para = { \parenthesize a}
{
a ~ \erga ~ \erga
a( \erga) \erga( a)
a ~ \para ~ \para
a( \para) \para( a)
}
I get:
GNU LilyPond 2.9.11
Processing `greg.ly'
Parsing...
greg.ly:7:10: error: syntax
hi there,
I'm experiencing problems with lilypond working with wikitex (or the
other way round ;-) )
it seems --no-pdf and --no-ps aren't available anymore, so I deleted
this from wikitex.php, but I get the following:
WikiTeX: lilypond reported a failure, namely:
terminate called after
is there a way to name them specifically from inside the file? somthing
like
piano = {...}
cello = {...}
alto = {...}
\book{
\filename complete_score
\new Staff \alto
\new Staff \cello
\new Staff \piano
}
\book{
Hi all,
it seems pedal signs are much closer to the line in 2.7.28, not avoiding
collisions with stems, etc.
Probably a bug,
cheers,
John
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coding of OOo interferring with the music?
Jay
John Wiedenhoeft wrote:
Well, I don't know if Lilypond provides something like this. What I do
sometimes is using a spreadsheet editor (OOo Calc, Excel) with one cell
per bar. With this method, you are not limited to one dimension, but
have
You could also use Crimson Editor (http://www.crimsoneditor.com/). Its
lightweight, but yet very powerful (syntax highlighting etc.)
Cheers,
John
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Well, I don't know if Lilypond provides something like this. What I do
sometimes is using a spreadsheet editor (OOo Calc, Excel) with one cell
per bar. With this method, you are not limited to one dimension, but
have two, as in a real score. You can stack simultaneous bars under each
other. You
Am Freitag, den 13.01.2006, 10:30 -0800 schrieb Graham Percival:
On 13-Jan-06, at 3:21 AM, John Wiedenhoeft wrote:
It should also work if you're a normal user. ~/bin/ is in the PATH in
most distributions, isn't it?
I thought so. But obviously its not the case on my system. Where can I
It should also work if you're a normal user. ~/bin/ is in the PATH in
most distributions, isn't it?
I thought so. But obviously its not the case on my system. Where can I
see which paths are in and which not?
Regards,
John
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Hi all,
using LP 2.7.27, ligature brackets don't show up in the pdf anymore.
Here is an excerpt of the log (it's going on that way):
57v-1_voce_jhesus_amabili.ly:44:44: warning: Ignoring grob for slur.
avoid-slur not set?
c4.(~ \[c16
Am Freitag, den 13.01.2006, 11:12 +0100 schrieb Han-Wen Nienhuys:
sh ~/Dokumente/Software/Linux/lilypond-2.7.27-3.linux.sh
okay, I got it:
sudo sh /path/to/my/downloaded/files/lilypond-2.7.27-3.linux.sh
with this command you get an installation that works the exspected way
(i.e. simply type
Am Donnerstag, den 12.01.2006, 10:22 +0200 schrieb Balu Stefan:
I've searched the archives but I couldn't find any good info source...
I have this question:
I there any way I can implement a tab stave in lilyopond? I am not sure
that's the calling for it but I will explain...
When you
Hi all,
could anybody please explain how to install LP 2.7.27 on linux? I was
perfectly happy with the autopackage, this shell-script seems not to
work on my system (I tried right click = execute in shell, a shell
opened, but vanished the next moment, and nothig - at least not lilypond
- was
Well,actually TeXnicCenter IS the best GUI for LaTeX under Windows, and
MikTeX is definitely the best distribution. But: I don't know how
lilypond-book can be used with that. In former releases, LilyPond was
based upon cygwin, which was hard to communicate with if you use DOS
commands (what you do
Bernard Hurley schrieb:
Does LyX work with windows? Maybe with cygwin?
I don't think so. But you could look it up - I think, there must be a
package list somewhere.
If so I have some scripts
for integrating LyX with Lily. It's all a bit experimental at the
moment, so I am a bit wary of
Ross M. Donaldson schrieb:
Hello!
I am an undergraduate student wrting a musicology paper (an undergraduate
thesis). I've decided to write my paper in LaTeX in order to have a better
product (as well as to facilitate certain formatting concerns). I was thrilled
to discover the existence of
Hi all,
I finally switched to Ubuntu Linux (best OS ever!), and I would like to
use the latest Lilypond version there. I know it is provided at
http://ftp.ubuntulinux.org/ubuntu/pool/universe/l/lilypond/, but
synaptic doesn't recognise the 2.6.3-9 version (I have 2.2.6-2 now).
Since it works
If you don't mind, I would have a better suggestion: lilypond-book is
ugly to setup, and takes a lot of compilation time. But in MikTeX, there
is a program called pdfcrop which cuts the white spaces away from a pdf
file. Make pdf scores with lilypond, use pdfcrop for producing snippets,
and
I'm not sure this exists for mac as well, but on linux you could use
pdfcrop to cut the white areas away. I think there must be a source of
that program somewhere (it's command line based, pretty simple, but
pretty effective). Be sure you include
\header{
copyright =
tagline = }
in
布滋道 wrote:
*It's bother me for a long time.*
*The error log (xiao-haizi-guai-guai.log) is shown below.*
*But, I do have the font SimSun in c:\windows\fonts.*
**
*What Can I do?*
**
**
*xiao-haizi-guai-guai.log*
Dear all,
in order to include notation into PDF documents (without having to run
lilypond-book everytime, and to create floating environments), I create
a normal score and use pdfcrop to cut the white borders away. Left,
right and bottom space is cut away correctly, but above the staff there
Mats,
many thanks for your help: using MikTeX actually was the problem (I
didn't think it would have been). Now all works fine, I even managed to
set up TeXnicCenter for lilypond-book, which was one of my wishes since
long time. Formerly I didn't succeed, because I always tried to call
latex
Dear all,
I'd like to add the lilypond-book precompiler to the context menu of
.lytex-files, in order to convert them to a .tex-file with a single
right-click, something like:
lilypond-book %1
Of course, the problem is that you cant call a cygwin command as if it
where a windows shell command.
Thanks for the answer. I did the following:
C:\cygwin\bin\bash.exe --login -c '/usr/bin/lilypond-book %1'
which seemed to work pretty good. But when I tried to run TeX on the
resulting file, I got the following error:
! I can't find file `lily-1609059631.tex'.
l.14 \input lily-1609059631.tex
how sad...
I tried to use lilypond-book as proposed by the manual (with typing into
the cygwin bash etc.), even using the manual's example and putting the
.lytex file into my home directory. still, lilyponddefs.tex and the
font's weren't found, though they are were they're supposed to be. Could
On Friday 04 March 2005 18.05, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
I would recommend latex-book. A simple example could look somewhat like:
\documentclass[a4paper]{article}
\begin{document}
\lilypondfile{myfile.ly}
...
\end{document}
Do you mean lilypond-book, or is this another way of writing
musicological
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