Arno Waschk gmx.de> writes:
> may i suggest an easier solution for a snippet contained in the 2.17
> (and older) documentation?
> in 1.3.1 one of the last snippets shows how to engrave a delayed
> turn, with a lot of complicated overrides.
> i found the following far easier:
>
LGTM,
if you really think masking the stem is a reliable solution.
On 2013/04/23 22:22:53, dak wrote:
Evince in Raring Ringtail (upcoming Ubuntu) is
GNOME Document Viewer 3.6.1
and definitely shows the problem.
I have never been able to figure out how to update Evince; now I am
happy to have
dear list,
may i suggest an easier solution for a snippet contained in the 2.17
(and older) documentation?
in 1.3.1 one of the last snippets shows how to engrave a delayed turn,
with a lot of complicated overrides.
i found the following far easier:
c2*2/3 ( s2*1/3\turn d4.) c8
tweaking th
I found the variable 'pitchnames'(Thanks for your teaching:).
There is a note-name->lily-string procedure can be used to get a pitch's
name. Now I want to use it in C++ code. According to the Guile
Reference, 'gh_call' seems a right choice. But I found no appearance of
'gh_call' in lily/*.cc . So
LGTM
Trevor
https://codereview.appspot.com/8933043/
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David,
Thank you for your reviews. It will take me some time to make the
changes you propose, so I've changed the status of the patch to "needs
work".
https://codereview.appspot.com/8647044/
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Janek WarchoĊ writes:
> OMG, i can't believe i've sent such an unholy mess. Sorry - i got too
> excited, apparently.
> I meant something like this (unfortunately, this doesn't compile under
> 2.17.13, saying that i have to be in Lyricmode for NoteHead - but at
> least it makes some sense):
>
> f
> I like "Any grob that is not the element of a vertical axis group or
> whose relative extent with respect to the vertical axis group of
> which it is an element changes as a result of how far apart two or
> more vertical axis groups are."
If you are able to `convert' this to a bunch of simpler
