2007/7/28, jazzman [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
As you can see I haven't hidden the beses note so you can clearly see it
does not blend with the chord, even though I have overridden the NoteHead
X-extent.
You can fix it by changing the priority of your voices (dirty, dirty
hack, but at least it works):
When I implement this I get the following warning: warning: ignoring too
many clashing note columns.
Is there any way of receiving the appropriate output without the warning?
Furthermore, is there going to be any development to make this easier to do
in future versions of lilypond?
Valentin
When I implement this I get the following warning: warning: ignoring too
many clashing note columns.
Is there any way of receiving the appropriate output without the warning?
It is this message i get when i simply transpose our first basic exemple :
with \acciaccatura b'8 e' g' c''4 :
It's a pity that we don't have something similar to the
tie-configuration property but for slurs, so it would be
possible to specify to which note in the chord an
incoming (or outgoing) slur should be connected.
That would have provided a much nicer solution to
the problem below.
/Mats
Maybe this could be added to the LSR;
I said perfect solution in my last message but i go on with some tests and
now i wonder ...
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1- If we simply transpose an octave higher our last exemple, the output
I have tried to implement the solution to my piece and I found a problem in
one of the bars. Here it is:
%
\new Staff {
\time 3/4
\key ees \major
\relative {
eeses'4 des des |
}
\\
\relative {
ces aes'8 ces beses' ces
2007/7/27, Gilles THIBAULT [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Yes, perfect solution
Maybe this could be added to the LSR; or do you prefer to wait until
someone writes a Scheme function?
By the way, I would be interested in that too; I wonder how one can
extract a note from a chord using Scheme... Or maybe
Yes, perfect solution
I tested an acciaccatura with a chord and with a single note : it's
absolutly the same :
%
\version 2.10.25
\new Staff {
{
\slurDown
\acciaccatura b'8
\once \override NoteHead
