On Tuesday 23 August 2005 07.42, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Erik Sandberg wrote:
> > It requires some Scheme hacking though, and you need to know about the
> > internal representation of Music Expressions. It's probably doable in
> > less than 20 lines of code, including colour codes.
>
> Where doe
Erik Sandberg wrote:
> It requires some Scheme hacking though, and you need to know about the
> internal representation of Music Expressions. It's probably doable in
> less than 20 lines of code, including colour codes.
Where does there exist a systematic explanation of the details of
-- LilyPond
On Friday 19 August 2005 17.50, Kenneth Lee wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i would like to color the note-head by its note-name
> on the whole score. For example, to color every C with
> red and every D with yellow, for example.
>
> i have tried \applyoutput but it only work on the note
> that follows immediatel
Kenneth Lee wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i would like to color the note-head by its note-name
> on the whole score. For example, to color every C with
> red and every D with yellow, for example.
You could write an editing filter with sed that would
do that and that way you could avoid typing backslashes.
It'
Kenneth Lee wrote:
Hi,
i would like to color the note-head by its note-name
on the whole score. For example, to color every C with
red and every D with yellow, for example.
i have tried \applyoutput but it only work on the note
that follows immediately. This means i need to
\applyoutput on ever
Hi,
i would like to color the note-head by its note-name
on the whole score. For example, to color every C with
red and every D with yellow, for example.
i have tried \applyoutput but it only work on the note
that follows immediately. This means i need to
\applyoutput on every notes which is not
