Ok, now in 2.7.40 rehearsal marks are almost perfect. The last remaining
issue (not present in 2.6) is matter of horizontal spacing: when they're
in the beginning of a line they overlap G clef.
{
\set Score.markFormatter = #format-mark-box-alphabet
R1 \mark \default \break % mark and clef c
Yes! What LilyPond version did you use?
/Mats
Quoting Annette Giesbrecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Aren't the words of the lyrics ((A B C D (or whatever you make up)) supposed
to be in the lyric text file when you play the midi through Winamp?
Annette
That's a bug! I managed to repeat the problem once (with an input file
that had too old \version statement). Then, I tried opening the
myfile.log file from within lilypad
(you have to select Files of type: "All files" in File -> Open).
After that, all .log files opened correctly in Lilypad, so t
Aren't the words of the lyrics ((A B C D (or whatever you make up)) supposed
to be in the lyric text file when you play the midi through Winamp?
Annette
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Quoting Han-Wen Nienhuys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
I don't really understand why we could not include the full subprocess
module in the Python included in the lilypond package. It's included
in the native Windows version of Python available at www.python.org,
so it's
certain
If you happen to call 'lilypond-book -V' without any more options, you
get a fairly unfriendly error message. This happened in 2.6 as well
and is certainly not release critical.
/Mats
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Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
Werner LEMBERG wrote:
In light of this suprising you and the idea that relative means
relative to something I might suggest that there be no default and
that not specifying a starting point be an error.
Yep.
The following responses are not necessary to try to convince
> In light of this suprising you and the idea that relative means
> relative to something I might suggest that there be no default and
> that not specifying a starting point be an error.
Yep.
Werner
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Werner LEMBERG wrote:
I consider this unnatural. Additionally, it isn't documented in
section `Relative octaves' that the default startpitch is c' (and
not c).
Actually isn't middle C (c') as logical as anything as default.
What's special about the octave below middle C?
Conside
