You have to separate the notes by spaces, so an input like
{g8 b a g d g a g g}
will work. I hope you have read the Tutorial in the mean time.
/Mats
Bruce Van Buskirk wrote:
I keep getting a similar message when I try to use the program:
# -*-compilation-*-
Changing working directory to `C
I keep getting a similar message when I try to use the program:
# -*-compilation-*-
Changing working directory to `C:/Documents and Settings/Bruce/Desktop'
Processing `C:/Documents and Settings/Bruce/Desktop/holly.ly'
Parsing...
C:/Documents and Settings/Bruce/Desktop/holly.ly:1:3: error: syntax e
Hernan-7 wrote:
>
> In my first try with Lilypond (2.10.0), I seem to have met a bug that is
> driving
> me crazy. A pair of ties randomly appears and desappears from the output
> (png o
> pdf).
> Well, not really randomly, but small changes in the score (seemingly
> unrelated)
> makes the tie
hernan gonzalez escreveu:
Platform: WinXP, mingw
The bug seems to be have been introduced in version 2.9.26 or 2.9.27
( lilypond-2.9.25-1.mingw.exe appears ok ;
lilypond-2.9.27-1.mingw.exe exhibits the problem)
I'll keep trying
I think I've nailed down this bug. Try 2.10.0-2 when it comes out.
Hello,
I read the site http://lilypond.org/web/about/name and I found two bugs.
1. In the second paragraph there is the word about double: "I also knew about
about a package Rosegarden"
2. The link to Rosengarden is wrong. Instead of http://www.rosegarden-music.com/
it must be http://www.rosegar
Kevin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Invoking:
>
> lilypond --pdf -o /tmp/output /tmp/someinput
>
> results in the ps files, etc in /tmp, but the final output file ends
> up in the current directory, not in/tmp like it seemingly should.
Using which version of LilyPond?
This look like a bug fixed
Platform: WinXP, mingw
The bug seems to be have been introduced in version 2.9.26 or 2.9.27
( lilypond-2.9.25-1.mingw.exe appears ok ;
lilypond-2.9.27-1.mingw.exe exhibits the problem)
I'll keep trying
--
Hernán J. González
http://www.hjg.com.ar/
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Registers (by lilypond called 'accordion symbols') invisible with your commands
in file 'accordion-defs-init.ly'.
There is a need to create new symbol accordion.accStdbase similar to
accordion.accBayanbase, not circle but rectangle (current is correct of course).
Example file with all register s
In principle, you can do
\begin{lilypond}
\score{...}
\paper{...}
\end{lilypond}
However, most of the paper variables you mention in your
example below will not be taken into account when you use
lilypond-book, since each score line is typeset as a single
EPS file and if you want to affect what h
Invoking:
lilypond --pdf -o /tmp/output /tmp/someinput
results in the ps files, etc in /tmp, but the final output file ends
up in the current directory, not in/tmp like it seemingly should.
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Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
>
>
> where does this binary come from? the prefix should always be something
> like
>
> /LilyPond.app/Contents/Resource/bin/
>
/Users/gmacon/bin/lilypond is a symlink to
/Users/gmacon/My_Applications/LilyPond.app/Contents/Resources/bin. If I invoke
lilypond as
/Users/
Yes thanx for the reply
But this is the point of my question:
When you use lilypond-book for compiling lilypond scores in a tex book,
the doc says clearly that it does only \score statement.
If i put the \paper statement within the \score statement lilypond is
not at all happy:
error: \paper c
hernan gonzalez escreveu:
Platform: WinXP, mingw
The bug seems to be have been introduced in version 2.9.26 or 2.9.27
( lilypond-2.9.25-1.mingw.exe appears ok ;
lilypond-2.9.27-1.mingw.exe exhibits the problem)
I'll keep trying
can you see whether you can reproduce the problem if you run with
Please send bug reports (and even better, bug fixes like below) to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] I forward this email there!
/Mats
Tapio Tuovila wrote:
Mats Bengtsson kirjoitti:
Probably, you will have to update the syntax of the file from Denemo
using convert-ly, but I wouldn't expect any other prob
Arvid wrote:
"I agree that the tie should start -- and end -- below the tied
syllables, but there should be a visible space."
Well, I think the lyric tie shouldn't touch the vowel, too. That is it would be
good if the tip of the tie would be lowered a tid bit.
It looks like that the example you pr
Hernan escreveu:
In my first try with Lilypond (2.10.0), I seem to have met a bug that is driving
me crazy. A pair of ties randomly appears and desappears from the output (png o
pdf).
Well, not really randomly, but small changes in the score (seemingly unrelated)
makes the ties to appear and di
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