On Wed, 22 Feb 2012, Felix Kugel wrote:
3) The PDF output has lots of metadata, is this documented somewhere?
I think this is done by ghostscript ?
I have experiemced that Evince gives lots of warning/error messages about
these metadata. Don't know if Evince is wrong or the PDF files.
But
I am about to write a little tool which uses lilypond SVG for note
display. It's amazing how accurate lilypond's SVG looks!
I want to include more structural information in the SVG (note name,
voice info, MIDI info, ...). Technically, i would surround the note
head graphics element with and then
Hi Gary,
> I'd very much like to see Stuart's patches
I'm afraid I can't offer you an easy patch right now - I'm working with
an older version of Lilypond and I don't have the time right now to
tidy it up. I will look into this soon though. Have you seen my post
to the lilypond-user list?:
http:/
Hi
My interest is to display lilypond SVG output in a web browser with the
possibility of making annotations to the SVG via JavaScript.
Stuart Pullinger said he'd patched Lilypond to modify the SVG output.
SVG output from lilypond 2.11.27 currently specifies font-size as a
decimal
Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
Heikki Junes wrote:
Firefox 1.5 was just recently released. The new version supports SVG
output.
In the SVG rendering of Firefox 1.5:
A) grobs were in right places
B) fonts are initially scaled and overlapping in the output
C) fonts (Emmentaler etc.) were missing
D) t
Heikki Junes wrote:
Firefox 1.5 was just recently released. The new version supports SVG
output.
In the SVG rendering of Firefox 1.5:
A) grobs were in right places
B) fonts are initially scaled and overlapping in the output
C) fonts (Emmentaler etc.) were missing
D) the output seemed to be too
Heikki Junes wrote:
Firefox 1.5 was just recently released. The new version supports SVG
output.
In the SVG rendering of Firefox 1.5:
A) grobs were in right places
B) fonts are initially scaled and overlapping in the output
C) fonts (Emmentaler etc.) were missing
D) the output seemed to be too
Firefox 1.5 was just recently released. The new version supports SVG output.
In the SVG rendering of Firefox 1.5:
A) grobs were in right places
B) fonts are initially scaled and overlapping in the output
C) fonts (Emmentaler etc.) were missing
D) the output seemed to be too small (width="210" hei
