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>> I think .ly files shouldn't be associated by default to making and viewing,
>> because that way the online manual's example sources are not viewable.
JN> Ok. What do you suggest for default action. That's 'open' right?
The default action is whatever yo
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Han-Wen Nienhuys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > this release also marks the end of my 2.0 release TODO list.
> > [...]
> >* Crescendos can now be drawn dotted or stippled.
>
> So let me inquire: are dotted slurs planned?
huh?
slur-interface
[.
Fodor Bertalan writes:
> I think .ly files shouldn't be associated by default to making and viewing,
> because that way the online manual's example sources are not viewable.
Ok. What do you suggest for default action. That's 'open' right?
Jan.
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I think .ly files shouldn't be associated by default to making and viewing,
because that way the online manual's example sources are not viewable.
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> I've found some interesting behaviour with chords:
>
>
> \version "1.8.1"
> \score{ \notes {
> r1
> <>
> }}
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/tmp$ convert-ly foo.ly
> convert-ly (GNU LilyPond) 1.9.7
> Processing `tocc.ly' ... Applying conversions: 1.9.0, 1.9.1, 1.9.2, 1
I've found some interesting behaviour with chords:
\version "1.8.1"
\score{ \notes {
r1
<>
}}
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/tmp$ convert-ly foo.ly
convert-ly (GNU LilyPond) 1.9.7
Processing `tocc.ly' ... Applying conversions: 1.9.0, 1.9.1, 1.9.2, 1.9.3, 1.9.4,
1.9.5, 1.9.6, 1.9.7,
\version "1.9.
Fodor Bertalan writes:
>> I'm afraid there is .bat solution for this probelm in non-NT
> I mean no .bat solution.
Ok, thanks to all! We'll generate the .bat for now.
Jan.
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> | cd /d %~dp0%
That but works only on WinNT 4-->, no Win95-98. :-(
I'm afraid there is .bat solution for this probelm in non-NT windowses.
There is a reference here:
http://www.acmesoffware.com/acme/Reference_BatchFile.asp
Bert
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> I'm afraid there is .bat solution for this probelm in non-NT
I mean no .bat solution.
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Jan Nieuwenhuizen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> into .BAT:
> @echo off
> cd ... %0%
>
> If not, we'll have to generate the bat script in postinstall.
Maybe
,[ f.bat ]
| @echo off
| cd /d %~dp0%
`
does what you need.
norbert.
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Chris Jackson writes:
>> Yes, sort of. Tex cannot handle file names with spaces.
>
> Ouch, I didn't realise that! But it can run inside *directories* with
> spaces, which seem to be the source of more problems.
I now realise that there are several unrelated problems wrt spaces.
As long as users
Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
> Chris Jackson writes:
>
>> Is this restriction to files and directories without spaces really an
>> insurmountable problem?
>
> Yes, sort of. Tex cannot handle file names with spaces.
Ouch, I didn't realise that! But it can run inside *directories* with
spaces, which s
Anyone knows how to do/where to find documention to translate
#!/bin/sh
cd $(dirname $0)
into .BAT:
@echo off
cd ... %0%
If not, we'll have to generate the bat script in postinstall.
Jan.
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> (almost always a bad move) or you get a slew of warnings about how the
> string selection is being ignored when the notes are included in the
> conventional staff. Because the warning is done in 2 lines of output, I
> can't even get rid of all the junk by piping stderr
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> Using the base name as parameter for ly2dvi ought to work
>
> system ('/usr/bin/ly2dvi -p %(base)s > %(stem)s.log 2>&1' % vars ())),
>
> because current dir is set to song's dir. But it still doesn't, perhaps
> because ly2dvi somewhere uses absolute path.
Can you che
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Using the base name as parameter for ly2dvi ought to work
>
> system ('/usr/bin/ly2dvi -p %(base)s > %(stem)s.log 2>&1' % vars ())),
>
> because current dir is set to song's dir. But it still doesn't, perhaps
> because ly2dvi somewhere uses absolute path.
Since ly2dv
Using the base name as parameter for ly2dvi ought to work
system ('/usr/bin/ly2dvi -p %(base)s > %(stem)s.log 2>&1' % vars ())),
because current dir is set to song's dir. But it still doesn't, perhaps
because ly2dvi somewhere uses absolute path.
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Chris Jackson writes:
> Is this restriction to files and directories without spaces really an
> insurmountable problem?
Yes, sort of. Tex cannot handle file names with spaces.
Jan.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Fodor Bertalan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > But Ly2dvi doesn't like file names with spaces:
>
> Is this restriction to files and directories without spaces really an
> insurmountable problem? Could fixing this be just a matter of quoting or
No, it's not, but ly2d
A workaround, is to let the script copy the file to a temporary
location, process it there and then move it back. Of course, it
may be a problem with include files.
Mats
Chris Jackson wrote:
Fodor Bertalan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
But Ly2dvi doesn't like file names with spaces:
Is this re
Fodor Bertalan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But Ly2dvi doesn't like file names with spaces:
Is this restriction to files and directories without spaces really an
insurmountable problem? Could fixing this be just a matter of quoting or
escaping the appropriate file and directory path strings (fro
From: Jim Witte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I'm *very* new to LilyPond (I just tried, without success, to
compile it, but I already had fink installed from MacGIMP, so that may
have accounted for errors).
Quite possibly. I'm not sure how up to date MacGIMP is. Feel free to
forward build errors to me
Hi,
Well, it sort of is, but I don't get much time to work on it and it has
stalled.
I am hoping to get back onto it shortly, but if you want to have a go, be my
guest! :D
I have a reasonably good understanding (I think) of the Braille music
syntax, now.
My biggest problem is getting into Lilypond
I have one good and one bad news:
Good:
c:\cygwin\bin\bash.exe --login -c '/usr/bin/lily-wins "%1"'
works as a correct association. The key is to put %1 in quotation marks.
I don't know how to set these in post-lily.sh (I don't know python.) \" or
"" or something ?
Bad:
For file names containin
Fodor Bertalan writes:
>>c:\cygwin\bin\bash.exe --login -c "/usr/bin/lily-wins '%1%'"
>
> Yes, that's also what I think. (And it does work:-) )
One problem down.
>> bash --login -c "/usr/bin/lily-wins '%1%'"
> That works only when d:\foobar\cygwin\bin is in the system path, which is
> no
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From: "Fodor Bertalan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Jan Nieuwenhuizen'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: Windows Scripts
Date: Fri, 19 Sep 2003 00:34:01 +0200
>@echo off
>c:\cygwin\bin\bash.exe --login -c "/usr/bin/lily-wins '%1%'"
>
> should also work.
Yes, that's also
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> I've tried the scripts. They are good, I have some suggestions.
Ah, good thanks a lot!
> 1. Python cannot be run as c:\cygwin\bin\python. It just doesn't do
> anything. So bash should be used for PDF generation also.
Ouch, that's strange. Maybe I don't understand. This is
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