hi seb,
have a look at marcus brinkmanns project he published recently.
He creates an environment called "song" which does the job for you.
\newenvironment{song}
{
% The -13pt is the first X coordinate of the bounding box in the EPS
% files generated by lilypond. The effect is to align the staff with
% the left margin, ignoring the measure numbering.
\begin{list}{}{\leftmargin-13pt}\item{}
}
{
\end{list}
% Because lilypond wraps the score sheet in a block ``{}'', the
% stanzas following are separated by some extra white space. Rather
% than trying to battle this (how?), we just skip back up and go on.
% The -20pt is somewhat arbitrary and unrelated to the above -13pt.
% Note that also for whitespace reasons we have to add footnotetext
% instructions inside the song environment.
\vspace{-20pt}
}
then u say
\begin{song}
\lilypondfile[staffsize=16,line-width=505\pt]{filename.ly}
\end{song}
or something else.
now i use this also within my songbook and it works good. maybe you
have to adjust the above value of 13pt to another one. I set it to
15pt ...
cu
/Dominic
2007/6/13, Sebastian Menge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
hi
how can i set the indent of eps files to zero with lilypondbook and
latex?
music fragment options "noindent" or "indent=0" dont work.
option --padding=0 of lilypond-book is not supported by 2.10.5 (though
the docs say so ...) (I'm using ubuntu feisty)
To make things more clear: the indent is the eps-graphics, and the
bounding boxes are aligned correctly, so it's not a latex problem.
Seb.
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