donald_j_axel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I placed a copy of lilypond-profile in > /etc/profile.d/lilypond-profile but as I run lilypond in a > chroot'ed gentoo-partition it was not sourced. When sourcing it > manually the xdvi can run a lot of font-things, but the picture > is not much better, noteheads being triangular.
This topic has a vast literature which I don't know. You must have a proper kpathsea installation and whatnot, search the archives for more info. For me it just worked. > I will try it but need to know more about why I should click. Are > you referring to a feature combining xdvi and emacs, so that if I > want to change something I can click on the note and emacs will go > to the corresponding position in the source-file? Exactly. > Clicking is not a major concern, though. I would much prefer > help on how to skew noteheads from the vertical axis in pianomusic > with complicated inner voicings. In chords, ie. between < > noteheads should be put on opposite sides of the stem in such a case. Otherwise you can use \voiceOne ... Four for different stem directions and horizontal offsets. See 'Polyphony' in the manual. If these are not enough, you can still \set extra-offset to your liking, see 'Constructing a tweak' and 'Tuning objects'. > Can I attach the source (and a .ps) file? Source is OK, ps is generally too big. You can attach a small .png or provide a download link. Feri. _______________________________________________ Lilypond-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
