Le dimanche 11 novembre 2007 à 10:06 -0800, Graham Percival a écrit :
> Here's the commit to GDP: (apparently only a few days ago, not a week)
> http://git.sv.gnu.org/gitweb/?p=lilypond.git;a=commitdiff;h=67767ab0bee99d0b6148959bf45b0cd05968b605
>
> I see that it didn't make its way to master:
Sounds good to me. Could somebody make this change in master?
Cheers,
- Graham
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
In these situations, the actual notes you enter are just placeholders to
be able to specify a rhythm (which is the only thing of interest in this
notation). So, why would you bother to use extr
Graham and other GDP workers. This discussion from lilypond-user might
be useful for the updating of the learning manual.
Charles Gran wrote:
So \upper could be a name of a voice that could have \voiceTwo
properties?
That wouldn't make sense, since \voiceTwo is equivalent to
\stemDown \
Mats Bengtsson skrev:
So, why would you bother to use extra key strokes to specify
a note with an accidental?
Of course you wouldn't. But as the notes are represented as notes, they
transpose.
So even though you do not enter an accidental, it might appear after
transposition.
-Rune
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In these situations, the actual notes you enter are just placeholders to
be able to specify a rhythm (which is the only thing of interest in this
notation). So, why would you bother to use extra key strokes to specify
a note with an accidental?
Having written this, I just realize one obvious such
Hi Jonh,
I noticed that images in info docs were broken, and fixed it in HEAD.
Then I looked at stable/2.10 but things are a bit different there,
I came accross this patch: 5cacc7b9e9cb0ce9abbb1edd677fcaeb5b3568d1,
which adds symlinking but not for lily-*.png. We'd need that too.
To the (incomp
John Mandereau:
> Hello Jan and all Lily hackers,
> It seems that building docs of current master with GUB repeatedly fails
> because GUB may still use an old Texinfo version (maybe 4.8).
Yes, thanks. I installed texinfo-4.11, but my autobuild has not been
picking that up. I'll look into it.
