Hi,
I think many of the failed barchecks was because of something like
\acciaccatura \stemDown cis32 a4
I will have to change them to
\acciaccatura { \stemDown cis32 } a4
also, having more than 1 \acciaccatura causes an error,
example, \acciaccatura cis32 \acciaccatura dis32 a4
therefore,
\time 6/8
cis( b4) \acciaccatura \times 2/3 { \stemUp cis32([ \acciaccatura b
\acciaccatura a] }
b8.)[ cis16-. d8-.] |
has to be changed into
\time 6/8
cis8( b4) \acciaccatura { \times 2/3 { cis32([ b a] } }
b8.)[ cis16-. d8-.]
As for,
\time 6/8
r1
its because in noteworthy composer, thats the value for a full bar rest.
Is there any way to place a fullbar rest just by detecting the time signature?
so there wont need to figure out to use R1 or R2 so on...
:)_Joshua
======= At 2005-04-28, 00:01:26 you wrote: =======
>Han-Wen Nienhuys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> 451 bars is a pretty large for an orchestral score,
>
>that's true, but lily should handle it. and indeed it does. the problem
>was actually this code:
>
> \time 6/8
> cis( b4) \acciaccatura \times 2/3 { \stemUp cis32([ \acciaccatura b
> \acciaccatura a] }
> b8.)[ cis16-. d8-.] |
>
>it makes lily hang (I filed a bug report)
>
>> and 400 meg isn't extraordinary.
>
>the rest of the piece is compiled using less than 200 megs here (my
>system is similar of Joshua's)
>
>> Op ma, 25-04-2005 te 00:32 +0800, schreef Joshua Koo:
>
>>> oh ya. i was trying to lilypond a file using the nwc2ly converter im
>>> developing and. tried to convert that beethoven 7th symphony movement
>>> 1.
>
>from the file you sent, it seems this tool generates wrong code. for
>instance, it generates
>
>\time 6/8
>r1
>
>when it should generate r2. for a full bar, or better yet, R2.
>
>Pedro
>
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