Ah, then I have one more question: are the preceding lines
\( - _ \) -
\[ - _ \] -
< - _ > -
<< - _ >> -
\\\( - _ \\\) -
\\\[ - _ \\\] -
\\\< - _ \\\! -
\\\> - _ \\\! -
also used for insertion, not for matching? That is: are the matching
patterns embedded in the .el source files for the mode?
You may safely skip these lines.
The shorthand syntax has been used to create some inserting patterns into
the emacs menu. The syntax is anyway experimental:
\keyword- some keyword
- - start of shorthand syntax
% - ask some syntax (e.g. a number) i
Hi everybody,
I'm (finally) doing some more work on LilyPad. To do syntax coloring/
completion/parenthesis matching, I'm just going to read in lilypond-
words.el from the selected version of LilyPond, so the behavior is
always up to date.
However, I'm a little confused about the function of
> > - Staff.instrument markup is misaligned when \center-align is used
>
> I'm reluctant to fix this; it needs some more serious hackery. As a
> workaround, you can use
>
> \pad-to #'(0 . 50) #'(0 . 0)
> \center-align { "blah blah" }
>
> for the instrument name.
How shall this work? Wi
On 17-Mar-06, at 4:31 AM, Johannes Schindelin wrote:
On Fri, 17 Mar 2006, Erlend Aasland wrote:
Scripts like convert-ly and friends complain about not finding the
"subprocess" module (MacOSX 10.4.5). Problem is fixed by downloading
subprocess.py from the net and placing it in the
share/lilypo
Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
Paul Scott wrote:
Good question! That's the only place I've seen the illegal
instruction but of course GMP (libgmp?) might be the fuse that's
protecting the next illegal instruction in some other module.
can you check 2.7.39-2 ?
A quick test ran fine! What did y
Paul Scott wrote:
Good question! That's the only place I've seen the illegal instruction
but of course GMP (libgmp?) might be the fuse that's protecting the next
illegal instruction in some other module.
can you check 2.7.39-2 ?
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Ladies, gentlemen,
I finally got the problem of a source-install of lilypond fixed.
It was the ./configure which put me on a very wrong track.
Mandriva 2006 installs standard mftrace 1.1.16 in /usr/bin, but lilypond
requires mftrace 1.1.19 to get the fonts running. Downloading the
mftrace-tar-
>
> By default, LilyPond supports the opposite, namely that when you
> use \lyricsto it interprets all manually inserted beams as melismas and
> only attach one syllable to each beam.
But there's an issue: a melisma isn't always entirely tied in a beam (look at
the example in my previous post,
Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
Han-Wen Nienhuys writes:
I'm compiling GMP with -march=i386
(Why) only GMP?
Good question! That's the only place I've seen the illegal instruction
but of course GMP (libgmp?) might be the fuse that's protecting the next
illegal instruction in some other
Hi,
On Fri, 17 Mar 2006, Erlend Aasland wrote:
> Scripts like convert-ly and friends complain about not finding the
> "subprocess" module (MacOSX 10.4.5). Problem is fixed by downloading
> subprocess.py from the net and placing it in the
> share/lilypond/current/python directory.
Alternativel
Scripts like convert-ly and friends complain about not finding the "subprocess" module (MacOSX 10.4.5). Problem is fixed by downloading subprocess.py from the net and placing it in the share/lilypond/current/python directory.
Regards, Erlend Aasland
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dear list,
the following example i have been using in 2.7.38 downloadable windows
version gives a continous line which is not what one would expect for 0.96
fraction.
giving 0.97 gives output without noteheads clef etc.
thanks, arno
\include "deutsch.ly"
\relative c{
\once \overr
Han-Wen Nienhuys writes:
> I'm compiling GMP with -march=i386
(Why) only GMP?
Jan.
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http://www.xs4all.nl/~jantien | http://www.lilypond.org
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Werner LEMBERG wrote:
I would like to have \partcombine (or a similar command) handle three
voices. How difficult is this? The code in part-combiner.scm looks
quite symmetric, but my Scheme knowledge is too limited to extend it
by myself...
Nicolas? Han-Wen?
Partcombine is a hack, it'd make
Marcus Macauley wrote:
n = #(make-dynamic-script (markup #:text #:italic "n." ) ) % This makes the text
bold-italic.
n = #(make-dynamic-script (markup #:text "n." ) ) % In fact, even this makes it
bold-italic, as if that's the default text font style. Why? And how to switch it
off?
because it
Paul Scott wrote:
Will 2.8 GUB be compiled with -march=pentiumpro?
I'm compiling GMP with -march=i386, but for some reason that doesn't
work for you. I asked on the GMP list, but got no response. I'll try
again with i386 in the host configuration, but no guarantees given.
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Han-Wen Nie
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