[This is lilypond 1.6.5]
The example below shows a bug with Tie's x-gap property. IMHO, the
x-gap value must influence spacing of ties, this is, the larger x-gap
is, the more horizontal space must a tie have.
Werner
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> You have to build or download the Type1 version of the fonts,
> since that's what ly2dvi -p uses avoid the fuzzy looking
> bitmapped fonts in the PDF files.
>
> Read
> http://mail.gnu.org/pipermail/lilypond-user/2002-October/003014.html
> for instructions on how to build and install the fonts
Sorry, I read "recompiled" when you actually said "reinstalled".
The Cygwin installer should always give you a basic cygwin
installation, so it makes sense if Lilyond doesn't have one
explicitly. If you manually deselected every single package,
the installer probably gets too confused. What you
MB> It looks as if you don't have the basic Cygwin environment
MB> installed. You probably need a fairly complete Cygwin
MB> installation to be able to compile Lilypond. Also, I
MB> seem to remember from the list that the default Guile
MB> package is too old for lilypond.
I'm not compiling Lily
You have to build or download the Type1 version of the fonts,
since that's what ly2dvi -p uses avoid the fuzzy looking
bitmapped fonts in the PDF files.
Read
http://mail.gnu.org/pipermail/lilypond-user/2002-October/003014.html
for instructions on how to build and install the fonts. Han-Wen has
It looks as if you don't have the basic Cygwin environment
installed. You probably need a fairly complete Cygwin
installation to be able to compile Lilypond. Also, I
seem to remember from the list that the default Guile
package is too old for lilypond.
/Mats
Quoting Jérémie Lumbroso <[EMAIL
Hi,
Sorry, I don't have much contact with the internet while at home.
Same goes for Christmas, but I have plenty of printed out homework.
You'll also have to bear with me 'cos I know nowt about Braille or Braille
music, although I'm learning fast.
It is looking like simultaneous Braille and stave
