Austin Taylor schreef:
Hello,
My high-level goal is to display music notation in Cocoa, quickly. I'd
like to use LilyPond for printing at some point, so using it for
display seems very natural. However, LilyPond seems to only work with
files. I haven't run any tests yet, but I'm thinking it woul
Hi,When I write timpani parts I specify the tuning this way:tuning = \markup { \score { \new Staff \with { \remove Time_signature_engraver } { \set Staff.instrument = "Tuning: "
\clef bass { b,4 d e a } } \layout { ragged-right = ##t } }}\header { poet
Hi folks,
I've recently written a timpani part for a score I'm writing, and I thought I'd
add an ambitus to the beginning of the part to show the necessary tuning (I
know, it's not standard!)
The two notes I want the timps tuned to are aes and des, and the key is des
major. However, because th
\applyMusic was the music function ancestor: you could apply a unary
function to a single music expression. So it is sort of useless now,
unless I'm missing something.
As long as all old useful examples that use the \applyMusic
feature are not rewritten into music functions, it may
certainly
Graham Percival <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On 19-May-06, at 1:31 PM, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
>
>> In that case, make sure to also delete the examples in input/*/
>> that use \applyMusic, otherwise you will cause some confusion
>> (of course, some of these examples may be useful and should
>> pref
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Graham Percival schreef:
> I've finished most of the doc work. There's still plenty of things
to do, but they're not so urgent. I can start doing bug stuff now.
Until the bug tracker is up, what should I do? I had ano
