On Thursday 21 September 2006 20:10, Michael Welsh Duggan wrote:
> I am interested in the code necessary to output the event streams, as
> in your Master's thesis. I am looking at event streams with repect to
> using them to help generate better MIDI output. My naive attempt
> (below) obviously d
> Should all references to texstr be removed from the docs?
Yes. Perhaps you can replace it with a comment which mentions that
lilypond is prepared to do a two-pass run on the input file for LaTeX
text strings but the functionality is currently missing due to heavy
restructuring of the source co
> (Note, the following causes a segmentation fault. Is this considered
> the cost of doing business when playing around with guile embeddeds,
> or should this be considered a bug?)
A segfault is *always* a serious bug.
Werner
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Hi,
What should we do about storing email addresses of bug reporters? The
CC field of the google issue tracker looks very inviting, but it only
allows google user names there. :(
So far I've given people a link to their bug, so they could bookmark
that and check it whenever they want... sh
Quoting Graham Percival <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Ari Constancio wrote:
Hello,
Why do you use the texstr backend? As far as I know, it's just an old
left over from some experiment that never was finished and it's certainly
unsupported.
Probably because it says so in the documentation and it's no
I am interested in the code necessary to output the event streams, as
in your Master's thesis. I am looking at event streams with repect to
using them to help generate better MIDI output. My naive attempt
(below) obviously does not work.
(Note, the following causes a segmentation fault. Is this
{ between-system-space = 0\mm } produces:
programming error: insane spring found, setting to unit
continuing, cross fingers
I've changed the manual to avoid these warnings.
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
CVSROOT:/sources/lilypond
Module name:lilypond
Changes by: Mats Bengtsson 0
Ari Constancio wrote:
Hello,
Why do you use the texstr backend? As far as I know, it's just an old
left over from some experiment that never was finished and it's certainly
unsupported.
Probably because it says so in the documentation and it's not
mencioned that it is an unsupported experimen
Martin,
You could use the fret-diagrams code as a template for that tablature. See
fret-diagrams.scm.
Carl Sorensen
-Original Message-
From: Martin Norbäck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 21, 2006 7:49 AM
To: lilypond-devel@gnu.org
Subject: xaphoon tablature in li
I'm sure others are more competent to answer your question, but
I would suspect that it's fairly easy to add such support by just
adding some Scheme code. A first step could be to define
a markup command that draws the tablature, similar to the
current support for fret diagrams. Then, you could ma
I have an urge to create xaphoon tablature in lilypond. See
http://xaphoon.com/XaphoonSheetMusic/index.htm for an example of how it looks.
My question is simple: how easy would it be for me to implement it, and where
should I start looking in the source code.
Thanks,
Martin
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