_
gettext)' ),
and I altered
(set! %load-path (cons LILYPOND_DATADIR %load-path))
into
(set! %load-path (cons LILYPOND_DATADIR (cons ALTERNATE_LILYPOND_DATADIR
%load-path)))
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mbeding conditions'.
If you use 'findfont ... show' you do not need to insert a 'newpath' before.
If you define a postscript subroutine which 'stroke's or 'fill's a path, it
is
always wise to include the 'newpath' into your postscript subroutine.
does not.
If you consult the desctiption of the 'arc' postscript command, you'll find
the arc command not only creates the arc geometry, it also creates a line
geometry to the start point of this arc if appropriate. This can be used to
create a rounded rectangle with one 'move
u may try this postscript procedure definition:
/drawACircle % x_origin y_origin radius
{ 3 copy pop moveto
dup 0 rmoveto
0 360 arc stroke
} def
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ArnoldTheresius wrote
>>Documentation - Internals - Scheme functions - ly:expect-warning
>
> I did read this paragraph in a way that the folloing should work:
> #(ly:expect-warning (_ "no such internal option: %s") "dual-pdf")
> But I only got an error messa
anslated message string in the PO files of the
source code."
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t;
}
II = {
\repeat unfold 52 g'4
\bar "||"
}
\score {
\new Staff {
\I
}
}
\score {
\new Staff {
\II
}
}
%% END of example
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;s to opposite thing of reducing the extent to zero - expand it
with white space to be symmetric.
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Eluze wrote
>
> ArnoldTheresius wrote
>> ...
>> I'll not be able to check it before Monday night, unfortunately.
> no problem - we'll wait!
>
> Eluze
Hello,
my results are posted in dev
[http://lilypond.1069038.n5.nabble.com/Point-and-Click-does-not-
it then lilypad-plus)
would still be much work - perhaps too much work.
I often aksed myself if it's worth for me to create a special text editor to
use with lilypond on windows, but I know this would be a lot of work even if
I can start with another freeware editor. Perhaps more time requir
x (dirname DATADIR)) COMPILE-TIME-PREFIX
(format #f "~a/share/lilypond/~a"
prefix
*(if (eq? PLATFORM 'windows)*
*"current"*
TOPLEVEL-VERSION*)*
wether this solves the problem or n
itting now lilypond is not installed, therfore
I connot complete this information)
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David Kastrup wrote
> "Phil Holmes" <
> mail@
> > writes:
>
>> - Original Message -
>> From: "Francisco Vila" <
> paconet.org@
> >
>> To: "Phil Holmes" <
> mail@
> >
>> Cc: "Lilypond bug list" <
> bug-lilypond@
> >
>> Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2013 6:15 PM
>> Subject: Re: PointAndC
DF because it does not lock the PDF output and automatically updates
the view - and to make the textedit links working I added 'textedit' to the
LinkProtocols in the sumatrapdfrestrict.ini file.
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Phil Holmes-2 wrote
> "ArnoldTheresius" <
> Arnold.Wendl@
> > wrote in message
> news:
> 1361795191267-141474.post@.nabble
> ...
> ...
>
> That would obviously mean a change to the Windows-version compiler on GUB.
> I assume it's gcc b
Miguel Jesus wrote
>
> ArnoldTheresius wrote
>>
>> Miguel Jesus wrote
>>> I finally got the file to compile. I had to set the LILYPOND_GC_YIELD to
>>> 100. Anyone knows why it worked that way and not the default one?
>>>
>>> Anyway, it to
4 GB 32bit applications can
reach under 64bit-Windows (3 GB under 32bit-Windows).
I wonder, if there is a software limit for the heap in guile.
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use a
value of 100.
In the past, on WindowsNT with only 192 MB RAM I reduced it to approx. 45
just to prevent swapping.
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ed correctly
anymore.
As a workaround I wrapped my lilypond start into a simple C program (Windows
UNICODE-mode), which launches the original lilypond command with the output
redirected into pipes, and using WriteConsoleW() to output the conversion of
the UTF-8-Bytestream to UTF-16.
I still did'
aver" } } }
#(ly:wide-char->utf-8 #x2192)
\raise #0.56 \score {
{ \override Staff.TimeSignature #'stencil = ##f
\clef alto \key c \major \time 4/4 c'1 }
\layout {
indent = 0 \mm
\context { \Score \remove "Vertical_align_engraver
David Kastrup wrote
> ArnoldTheresius <
> Arnold.Wendl@
> > writes:
>
> ...
> In my opinion, you misunderstand the purpose of the glossary
> (incidentally, this also occured to me regarding your previous patch to
> it).
ive is, to become a regular contributor in one year
(with a git installation on a networked computer), allthough quite limited
in the time.
There is a special task I'm asked for: The "Steirische Harmonika", a bisonic
accordion with a unique tablature. I'll see, how far it will becom
the VM is no problem (create a
download script and supply the packages later on file system). In the same
way a 'git download of a zipped source tree' is easy, too, as every echange
of file is.
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computer (the most easy step), import and export the file packages in the
working computers lilydev VM.
Do you know where such an description is?
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That's all right.
I'm some familiar with the prodecure - I did the suggestion for the
'incomplete dominant seventh chord', too. So I think I'm allready listed as
a co-author.
Thank you,
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In the section »functional harmony« of the music glossary
the symbol for the »incomplete dominant seventh chord« is
incorrect. It should be a »capital letter D with a diagonal
cancellation stroke, followed by a superscript digit 7«.
See the following patch diff file for my correction suggestion.
The pointAndClick location of chord repeats is now pointing to the orignial
chords.
Is 2.14.x it was pointing to your 'q' entry in the input file.
Especially with a lot of rhythmic repeats the old pointAndClick is much more
usefull.
Example:
{ 8. q16 q8-. q ~ q q16 q \times 2/3 { q8 q q } }
Is th
beam-collision-basic.ly:
collision of notehad and beam in measure 6, beat 3 + 1/8
beamlet-test.ly:
Looks inconsistent to me in some quintuplets
- measure 1, 3rd group
- measure 2, 1st group
- measure 5, 2nd group, 2nd bemlet
Isue 11, Comment 31, Screenshot-1.png looks good and is what I would exp
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