>
> ...or at least ones that most likely have been figured out...
>
> 1. How do I edit the "lily was here" at the bottom of the page?
Just set the 'tagline' header field:
\header{
...
tagline = "Hello World!"
}
> 2. How do I make sure that the first line is not indented? I've used
> LaTeX in the past, and figured the \noindent command should go somewhere,
> but can't seem to figure that out.
Once http://lilypond.org/search/ works well (it's broken at the
moment but worked reasonably yesterday), you could easily
find the answer to this and many other questions from a free text
search in the on-line manual. Anyway, just set the paper variable
'indent' to the desired level of indentation:
\score{
...
\paper{
indent = 0.0\cm
...
}
}
> 3. I currently have a staff setup with words in between the treble and
> bass clefs. Problem is, the measure bars continue from the top staff to
> the bottom and drive right over the words. How do I quarantine the bar
> lines to just the staves and not in-between?
Try a \context ChoirStaff instead of GrandStaff or StaffGroup or
whatever you tried.
> 4. I would like to number my verses. How?
See the example file input/regression/lyric-phrasing.ly
or read in the reference manual about 'stanza'.
> 5. I would like to put a dynamic marking at the beginning of each verse,
> such as
>
> mf 1. this is verse one lyrics
> mf 2. this is verse two lyrics
> f 3. this is verse three
> pp 4. this is verse four.
Hmm, that's a good question. I tried to use font markup
commands in the stanza property but it didn't work.
Bug or limitation?
% Failed attempt:
\property LyricsVoice . stanza = #'(dynamic "mf")
> 6. I saw the snippet to produce a metronome mark for "{eighth-note} = 60"
> in the manual...could someone provide the code for a quarter-note? I
> kludged one, but it doesn't look pretty.
I tried to change
,dotted-eight-note " = 64"
to
,note " = 64"
in the example and it looks reasonably good to me.
/Mats
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