On 12-Jun-05, at 11:57 AM, dpeach wrote:
What I think would go a long way to helping understand some of the
concepts is to take a full score of various types of music and
severely documenting the .ly file. That way someone can read the .ly
file of the music and get the snippets in context. You
Student project?
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From: Han-Wen Nienhuys [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, June 12, 2005 5:47 PM
To: David Bobroff
Cc: Fairchild; lilypond-user@gnu.org
Subject: Re: comparing lilypond (was Re: More pictures to manual)
David Bobroff wrote:
>>Following th
David Bobroff wrote:
Following the link Anders' provided finds a rich source of scores coded in
Humdrum/**kern. Anyone know if there exists S/W to convert Humdrum code to
Lilypond?
Well, after looking up what Humdrum/**kern was all about I found this page:
http://www.ccarh.org/courses/253/l
At 04:01 PM 6/12/2005 -0500, Fairchild wrote:
>Following the link Anders' provided finds a rich source of scores coded in
>Humdrum/**kern. Anyone know if there exists S/W to convert Humdrum code to
>Lilypond?
>
Well, after looking up what Humdrum/**kern was all about I found this page:
http://
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Subject: comparing lilypond (was Re: More pictures to manual)
It would be extremely useful for someone wanting to compare the work and
performance of Lilypond to other tools to look at typesetting of some
"
I really hope that you have seen the section in the manual called
"Example Templates". I agree that this section could be improved
further if these templates had more comments (maybe not within the
template itself but in the accompanying text).
Another hint is to use jedit as text editor since it
For me the examples that we have in the manual are good, but not
everything I would like to see.
You may be interested in looking at Mutopia (www.mutopiaproject.org), which
contains lots of Real examples.
Mutopia has been a huge help to me. What I do is find a piece of music
similar to what
It would be extremely useful for someone wanting to compare the
work and performance of Lilypond to other tools to look at
typesetting of some "real-life" examples, examples which have
already been used for such comparisons.
One such set of examples is at CCARH:
http://www.ccarh.org/publications
It would be extremely useful for someone wanting to compare the
work and performance of Lilypond to other tools to look at
typesetting of some "real-life" examples, examples which have
already been used for such comparisons.
One such set of examples is at CCARH:
http://www.ccarh.org/publications
Erik Sandberg wrote:
On Tuesday 07 June 2005 09.58, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Have you looked at the Tips and Tricks document and the Regression Test
document in the on-line documentation? They provide exactly what you ask
for. Also, all(?) these examples plus more are also available in
On Tuesday 07 June 2005 09.58, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
> Have you looked at the Tips and Tricks document and the Regression Test
> document in the on-line documentation? They provide exactly what you ask
> for. Also, all(?) these examples plus more are also available in the
> LilyPond Snippet Reposit
Have you looked at the Tips and Tricks document and the Regression Test
document in the on-line documentation? They provide exactly what you ask
for. Also, all(?) these examples plus more are also available in the
LilyPond Snippet Repository, see that link at
http://www.lilypond.org/web/documenta
Graham Percival wrote:
>> At the moment this does not suffice for me. The manual just gives
>> the basics, but to get the result from this basics is still very,
>> very difficult! To write the notes is very, very easy, but to put
>> different staves together or something else still drives me gr
On 5-Jun-05, at 2:49 AM, Roman Käppeler wrote:
At the moment this does not suffice for me. The manual just gives the
basics, but to get the result from this basics is still very, very
difficult! To write the notes is very, very easy, but to put different
staves together or something else still d
Hi,
I don't know whos making the documentation for Lilypond, but my
suggestion is to put many, many, many ... more pictures to the manual!
The easiest way to learn Lilypond and to manage the difficulties would
be to have something like a cook book. In this cook book you see nearly
all different
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