On Monday 18 July 2005 21.12, Georges Roux wrote:
> Erik Sandberg a écrit :
> >I can't reproduce this (the a is not overwritten by any beam if I compile
> > your example). If it really does, it's a bug which we would like to know
> > more about. Can you please send a complete example in which the '
First of all, I note that you are using a feature that is not mentioned
in the manual, namely \figures, which turns out to be shorthand for
\new FiguredBass \figuremode
(The only documentation of this feature can be found in
http://www.lilypond.org/doc/v2.4/Documentation/topdocs/out-www/NEWS.html
On Monday 18 July 2005 01.38, Rob Vlasaty wrote:
> Take a look at this example. The << e \\ d >> are placed on top of each
> other instead of side-by-side. It works ok when \voiceTwo is by itself,
> but when I combine it with \voiceOne, they form a glob. I've checked it
> over several times usin
Take a look at this example. The << e \\ d >> are placed on top of each other
instead of side-by-side. It works ok when \voiceTwo is by itself, but when I
combine it with \voiceOne, they form a glob. I've checked it over several
times using 2.6.0 Windows Native. Has this been reported yet?
I would be very surprised if these left hand and right hand double
quotes didn't exist in Unicode. On the other hand, then the example
will be just one of many examples showing how to use Unicode characters,
so maybe it can be removed anyway.
/Mats
Graham Percival wrote:
On 11-Jul-05, at 5:
This is because Lilypond looks for the context where graceSettings was set;
since MIDI doesn't use graceSettings, no context is found.
A workaround is to add
\set Score.graceSettings = #'()
before your code.
Han-Wen: A simple short-term fix is to add
graceSettings = #'()
to the Score block of pe
