Just to pipe in, although no idea: very interesting question! Looking forward
to an answer!
Jo'
On Sun, Nov 27, 2016 at 12:01 PM +0100, "Urs Liska"
> wrote:
I *think* what is necessary here is an "engraver". This will process the stuff
in a
For LilyPond through LaTeX, I know 3 solutions:
- lilypond-book invocation, documented in the Lily docs
- Lyx has a LilyPond plug-in that's rather easy to use, but not recommended for
massive scores (as a matter of fact it should be perfect for the "snippet"
format you seem to be after)
-
Hi,
I'm not sure at all, but you might want to try to create a scheme function
calling the #scandir scheme function.
Otherwise, a rather unLilyPondic solution: call a Python or bash line from
within lilypond using scheme function syscall :
That would include something like this :
#(define
better, but thks anyway.
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From: Thomas Morley <thomasmorle...@gmail.com>
Sent: Sunday, May 1, 2016 6:21 PM
To: Joseph Chrestien
Cc: lilypond-user@gnu.org
Subject: Re: implicitly running a lilypond script through a python scri
Hi all,
I know this is going to sound strange: is it possible (or even imaginable) to
run a Python code snippet from "within" Lilypond code at compile time?
This is my situation: I am currently using a custom extension of the "Column
markup" Frescobaldi snippet, to print verses below a staff.
Hello all,
I think I might have found some kind of bug with \partCombine, hoping this is
not useless noise. I did find a workaround, so it's no big problem, but maybe
somebody can shed light on what is wrong.
I'm using a \tag marker in a voice context, because I want the MIDI output to
\score {
<<
\new Staff <<
\new NullVoice \aux
\new Voice \musicOne
>>
\new Staff \new Voice \musicTwo
>>
\layout {}
}
\score {
\new Staff <<
\new NullVoice \aux
\new Voice \musicOne
>>
\midi {}
}
%%%
Hi all,
is it possible to change all notes in a voice to skips through a function ?
E.g. ` \silence c4 \tempo 4=100 f8\p g8 ` would be compiled as ` s4 \tempo
4=100 s8\p s8 `. Note all other events would stay the same.
Below are the context and minimal code.
Thanks!
Jo Chrestien
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PS.