Ladies/Gentlemen,
When I was writing a piece I got some unexpected results when I changed
'r' into 'R'. Lilypond does not do what I wanted it to do: place a
fermata over the last rest, even when I singled each rest for a
measure.
The following script I concotted goes really strange, although it gives
an pdf as a result.
Maybe a bug or am I doing something (very) stupid, like not Reading The
Fine Manual ( :=)) ) ??
BTW: In the documentation about engraving the instrument-name on-line,
the examples don't present the name. Maybe some oversight, because in
the older documentation the did.
With regards,
Herman Grootaers.
============== Lilypond source after this line ==============
\version "2.7.30"
sop = \relative c''
{ c2. R R R^\fermata \bar"" \break c c c^\fermata c }
alt = \relative c''
{ g2. g g g_\fermata \bar"" \break R R R_\fermata g }
ten = \relative c'
{ e2. R R R^\fermata \bar"" \break e e e^\fermata e }
bas = \relative c
{ c2. c c c_\fermata \bar"" \break R R R_\fermata c }
\paper { raggedright=##t
}
\score {
\context ChoirStaff
<< \context Staff = "women"
<< \clef treble
\context Voice = "soprano" {
\voiceOne << \sop >> }
\context Voice = "alto" {
\voiceTwo << \alt >> }
>>
\context Staff = "men"
<< \clef bass
\context Voice = "tenor" {
\voiceOne << \ten >> }
\context Voice = "bass" {
\voiceTwo << \bas >> }
>>
>>
}
============== End of lilypond Source ===================
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