On 2020-05-27 11:14 pm, Jonas Hahnfeld wrote:
Am Mittwoch, den 27.05.2020, 16:53 +0200 schrieb Valentin Villenave:
On 5/27/20, Aaron Hill wrote:
> I probably could have been (or rather should
> be) submitting patches for consideration.
Hear hear! But as I said, helping out on the li
e your thoughts in an
actionable and positive manner.
-- Aaron Hill
nfusing mixture of terminology. :P
corpuses (corpori?)
Off-topic: "corpora" is the plural in English. Though while "corpuses"
is not technically correct, I would have no problem understanding it.
-- Aaron Hill
Kansas, Misery [sic], and briefly New Jersey. There
are few US stereotypes I have not yet had to contend with.)
-- Aaron Hill
c2 \breathe |
g2 \breathe
}
-- Aaron Hill
efore-line-breaking =
#(lambda (grob)
(let* ((nh (ly:spanner-bound grob RIGHT))
(acc (ly:grob-object nh 'accidental-grob)))
(ly:grob-set-nested-property!
grob
'(bound-details right end-on-accidental)
(ly:grob? acc
2\glissando
}
-- Aaron Hill
ound-info Y)
(+ left-y
(* (- right-y left-y)
(/ (- right-x left-x)
(- max-x left-x)))
(ly:grob-set-nested-property!
grob
'(bound-details right end-on-accidental)
acc?)))
\time 6/2
2\glissando
2\glissando
2\glissando
}
-- Aaron Hill
On 2020-08-11 5:05 am, Aaron Hill wrote:
On 2020-08-11 3:43 am, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
Very nice, thanks! The only thing now is to get the two lines
parallel, which looks like a lot of additional work...
Oof... I am almost certainly overlooking something easier, but this
appears to work
ps:
\repeat volta 5 {
...
}
\alternative 1,3 {
...
}
\alternative 2,4,5 {
...
}
-- Aaron Hill
On 2020-08-29 9:02 am, Dan Eble wrote:
On Aug 29, 2020, at 10:06, Kieren MacMillan
wrote:
Hi all,
On Aug 29, 2020, at 10:00 AM, Aaron Hill
wrote:
\repeat volta 5 {
...
}
\alternative 1,3 {
...
}
\alternative 2,4,5 {
...
}
That's pretty nice.
K.
Considering trying n
oftware for various platforms."
Otherwise, do you have a couple Free Git GUIs to propose for linking?
While I make use of Code's git integration for various tasks, mainly I
just run git via the terminal. But since Code is not really a dedicated
git GUI client, it is probably not worth mentioning.
-- Aaron Hill
ainst 2.18.2 and 2.19.55 (both via
lilybin.com), and 2.20.0 locally show the call to
start-translation-timestep after initialize for all three contexts.
-- Aaron Hill
ically, commit fe9242659305dce587bd1fcdcc7b0ac62df25ad6
Does this not actually increase complexity? An engraver that only
needed to handle start-translation-timestep now needs to handle
initialize as well or else it misses the opportunity to set up state.
-- Aaron Hill
nslation-timestep after initialize.
The argument for uniform behavior is sound, though one must be careful
the behavior to which you are aligning is correct. My vote is that
"starts" and "stops" must always be paired. If there were cases where
"start" was not occurring, *that* is the faulty behavior to address.
-- Aaron Hill
could be used to interpolate the Y
positions.) Simple horizontal ties that stick to the left note would
use #'(-1 . -1), and #'(1 . 1) would hug the right note. #'(-1 . 1)
would slope the Tie like a Slur.
-- Aaron Hill
ectly. Seems like they would be unnecessary as LilyPond only uses
the base PS/PDF functionality.
-- Aaron Hill
earrange the order of staves, you
do not have to rearrange the order within the layout.
-- Aaron Hill
{ \g<1> }", ...)
This matches the `\note #"..."` pattern, converting to `\note { ... }`.
-- Aaron Hill
On 2021-02-11 2:54 pm, Michael Käppler wrote:
Am 11.02.2021 um 23:39 schrieb Aaron Hill:
On 2021-02-11 2:04 pm, David Kastrup wrote:
Short of special-patterning the known exceptions... a bit of a
nightmare.
Does the pattern matching need to be so particular about context?
Consider a
customized bracketing? I imagine
parentheses are the most commonly used, but I could see some folks
wanting square brackets or possibly none at all.
-- Aaron Hill
On 2021-03-01 2:34 pm, Aaron Hill wrote:
On 2021-03-01 1:26 pm, Valentin Petzel wrote:
Hello,
I have modified the Ignatzek-ChordNameFunction to allow for stacked
Extensions
(as they are usually used in jazz notation). This is done by
specifiying a
boolean context property
ould clean up a little bit of the work you've done
within the chord names.
-- Aaron Hill
mmand automatically get typographically beautiful parens that smartly
scale based on font and content size.
-- Aaron Hill
folks who
make the most use of heavily altered chords might expect or need
something else.
-- Aaron Hill
s and not manually re-tweak things can just set this boolean and
everything works as it did before. Folks working on new documents or
updating old ones ignore the boolean and just leverage the new behavior.
-- Aaron Hill
or context.
-- Aaron Hill
that root note as well as the default octave.
This would be helpful when entering music in scales other than C, as it
lets you think about octaves in the relevant key signature. So \fixed
a' { a cis e a' } would produce \absolute { a' cis'' e'' a''' }, but
currently you would have to use \fixed a' { a cis' e' a'' } since the
cut-off for the octave is C.
-- Aaron Hill
On 2021-03-18 1:55 am, Aaron Hill wrote:
[...] We start the melody an octave higher than the reference, so
it's octave indication is not ideal.
*its
[...] Otherwise, you'd have to say
\fixed { c'' g, e, c } which is worse than just using absolute
pitches.
That should
t an octave number, then additional
data will need to be persisted so the proposed \fixed could work.
-- Aaron Hill
e letter 'x' instead if one does not mind giving up a
single-letter command for the cause.
-- Aaron Hill
their keyboards what the documentation
instructs them to type.
I guess my sarcasm indicator got lost in shipment. What one should have
taken away from my post was that \x was the viable alternative to \*,
not the multiplication sign (which is ASCII, by the by; just not
commonly found on keyboard layouts).
-- Aaron Hill
On 2021-09-25 5:11 am, David Kastrup wrote:
Aaron Hill writes:
On 2021-09-25 12:46 am, Lukas-Fabian Moser wrote:
Aaron:
If the asterisk feels overloaded, you could use the multiplication
sign:
\version "2.22.0"
× = % U+00D7
I'd advise against introducing non-ASCII
list))
(apply orig "custom-inline" rest
(set! set-default-paper-size proc))
#(set-default-paper-size '(cons (* 50 mm) (* 100 mm)) 'landscape)
{ b'4 }
-- Aaron Hill
port would entail.
-- Aaron Hill
2" nested = :{ red = 3,4 blue = ##t } }
Functions could take advantage of such abbreviated syntax to support
named arguments without having to resort to the same \with hack. The
\override markup command in particular would become nicer-looking:
\markup \override :{ offset = 15 thickness = 3 } \undertie "lorem ipsum"
-- Aaron Hill
being used for any dependency, including
GhostScript and Cairo. Such a solution would then be part of the core
distribution.
-- Aaron Hill
ng to assist you both in
breaking down C++ code into Scheme and providing some educational
guidance to get you fishing on your own.
-- Aaron Hill
But it would seem better to let the parser do the work by having the
function accept a ly:duration? directly. Certainly, it would be easier
to use:
\timeII 3 4. % logically \time 9/8
-- Aaron Hill
dotted list" that does not.
'(a . b); => (cons 'a 'b)
'(a b) ; => (cons 'a (cons 'b '()))
'(a b . c) ; => (cons 'a (cons 'b 'c))
The main takeaway here is that cons-ing an atom and a list with the
intent to create a pair will also result in creating a new list. Scheme
does not make any distinction.
-- Aaron Hill
a4 g2 a4
}
...but this conversion is inherently lossy. The stencil procedure would
have no idea what the original rhythmic denominator was.
-- Aaron Hill
to be able to support both standard fraction
(4/4) as well as the number-duration (3 2.)?
P.S. I have to head off to a rehearsal now, so I'll look at this when I
get back.
-- Aaron Hill
is lost. \note-denom cannot magically recover the
original intention to be able to render the signature as the user
wanted.
-- Aaron Hill
l rhythmic denominator for the stencil procedure to do useful
work.
-- Aaron Hill
On 2021-11-13 7:09 am, Lukas-Fabian Moser wrote:
{
\time 4/4
c'1
\time \kieren 5 { 8~8.} c'4
}
Oh, and here I was thinking the denominator was only ever a simple
duration.
It makes perfect sense that it could be generalized to accept any music.
-- Aaron Hill
forgot that in C++ that
becomes listen_time_signature. And my fast review of
time-signature-engraver.cc was overly focused on process_music.
-- Aaron Hill
On 2021-11-13 7:15 am, Aaron Hill wrote:
It makes perfect sense that it could be generalized to accept any
music.
Continuing my trend for hastily written/researched code, consider the
attached. There is almost certainly an easier way of doing things, and
who knows what I have broken in the
ch as number/duration, but I am unsure the cost.
David, do you know any reasons why FRACTION is a token and not a parser
rule?
-- Aaron Hill
On 2021-11-13 1:22 pm, David Kastrup wrote:
Aaron Hill writes:
David, do you know any reasons why FRACTION is a token and not a
parser rule?
Wagonloads of lookahead?
I think the only practical action is for me to play around with the
lexer and parser myself.
Is it strictly necessary to
On 2021-11-13 3:34 pm, Aaron Hill wrote:
On 2021-11-13 1:22 pm, David Kastrup wrote:
Aaron Hill writes:
David, do you know any reasons why FRACTION is a token and not a
parser rule?
Wagonloads of lookahead?
I think the only practical action is for me to play around with the
lexer and
On 2021-11-13 3:42 pm, David Kastrup wrote:
Aaron Hill writes:
On 2021-11-13 1:22 pm, David Kastrup wrote:
Aaron Hill writes:
David, do you know any reasons why FRACTION is a token and not a
parser rule?
Wagonloads of lookahead?
I think the only practical action is for me to play around
he library path information is lost.
-- Aaron Hill
On 2021-11-14 2:04 am, Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
On Sun, Nov 14, 2021 at 7:03 AM Aaron Hill
wrote:
NOTE: Manually specifying the library path...
/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2 \
--library-path /opt/guile-1.8/lib/ \
out/bin/lilypond --version
...works and reports "GNU Lil
er be
explicit about the intention.
-- Aaron Hill
On 2021-11-15 9:20 am, Flaming Hakama by Elaine wrote:
When you are shown to be incorrect about something, you seem incapable
of
either admitting that you were either wrong, or were unclear about what
it
was you were saying in the first place.
Hey now... That's my schtick. ;-)
--
differently than GitHub?
-- Aaron Hill
music
fraction--I would see more practical value in something custom like how
\compoundMeter works rather than trying to make \time support fancier
syntax.
-- Aaron Hill
On 2021-11-15 10:44 am, Jean Abou Samra wrote:
Le 15/11/2021 à 19:00, Aaron Hill a écrit :
I should state that I only have experience with GitHub, so I might
mix up terminology when trying to map things to GitLab.
Is
previous run left off, though it would be nice to have it
complete in a single invocation.
This is not a blocking issue, and I will experiment with fewer
jobs/lower CPU count to see if I can find a balance between execution
time and reliability.
-- Aaron Hill
og:warning: tried to space systems
on a bad number of pages
out/lybook-testdb/f7/lily-b9567f71.log:warning: compressing over-full
page by 6.2 staff-spaces
out/lybook-testdb/f7/lily-b9567f71.log:warning: page 2 has been
compressed
out/lybook-testdb/f9/lily-356505a0.log:programming error: Grob
`FingerGlideSpanner' has no interface for property `font'
- Does it reproduce on a slightly older version, say,
release/2.23.4-1? If so, it might be related to
Han-Wen's recent lilypond-book infrastructure changes.
Yes, I get the same errors against release/2.23.4-1 (9e187fb3). I will
try earlier tags and then see about bisecting.
-- Aaron Hill
error but at a different point
in the tests. The related log also mentions a fatal error about not
being able to rename something. This behavior seems to go back to
release/2.23.0-1. Builds and tests are taking long enough (and I've got
other work to do), so I'll have to look at this
logies for surfacing this noise to the development team.
-- Aaron Hill
ial-cased to result in no emitted title, which
works around the compatibility issue you described.
-- Aaron Hill
10 Version 20H2, OS Build 19042.1348)
-- Aaron Hill
ck to using ccache and commenting out the two setlocale calls I
mentioned before allows the program to run normally in most cases.
There is a rare access violation. I managed to catch it under windbg,
however I do not have debug symbols for the executable. I attached the
!analyze -v output
k whether offset is also
0036e97e. If these match, you and I are encountering the same access
violation.
-- Aaron Hill
intermittent with no obvious trigger.
-- Aaron Hill
mpiled files
for the most critical .scm files.
That seems a little silly. Even in the .NET/IL world, ngen is entirely
optional.
By the by, is the intention going forward that LilyPond will ship its
own .scm files byte-compiled?
-- Aaron Hill
, including properly
showing translated messages.
Did the link expire already? Seems others got to the files but I am
getting a landing page about upgrading Nextcloud services.
-- Aaron Hill
On 2021-12-15 10:53 pm, Jonas Hahnfeld wrote:
Am Mittwoch, dem 15.12.2021 um 13:55 -0800 schrieb Aaron Hill:
On 2021-12-15 5:25 am, Jonas Hahnfeld wrote:
> I think I got it, can you give the newly built binaries in
> https://cloud.hahnjo.de/index.php/s/3gpCEQnjZZAT8FJ a try? This uses
&
I'm sure there are lessons learned back then that
could help today.
-- Aaron Hill
2)
Processing `asdf.ly'
Parsing...
-- Aaron Hill
(8c9d4da0) and was able to build just fine.
Of note, I have a GNUmakefile in addition to those files above.
Any errors or warnings during configure? Perhaps there was a subtle
change in your environment.
-- Aaron Hill
e to run from master or some other staging branch. I have
no qualms of running "bleeding-edge" bits. That said, it is always more
convenient to be able to work from pre-built binaries, although those
understandably take time to create and publish.
So, I apologize if I have ruffle
erhaps there is little
harm in the implication. But I think the focus on CPU architecture
rather than Windows version is more important to stress. For all we
know, LilyPond might run on XP64.
-- Aaron Hill
to attach a
balloon to.
Just the other day, I wanted to have ledger lines be printed in color to
match the note head color. What I had to do was move the engraver from
staff to voice so each voice could have its own ledger lines colored as
I needed.
-- Aaron Hill
On 2022-03-19 5:46 pm, Thomas Morley wrote:
Am So., 20. März 2022 um 00:02 Uhr schrieb Aaron Hill
:
Here would be a possible refactoring:
\version "2.22.0"
partial =
#(define-music-function (mus) (ly:music?)
(_i "Make a partial measure.")
(let* ((mom
On 2022-03-19 7:53 pm, Dan Eble wrote:
On Mar 19, 2022, at 20:53, Aaron Hill wrote:
...
A convert-ly rule would probably not be possible given the limited
power
of regular expressions. As such, \partial might need to support
both
duration and music arguments. Initially I thought this might
on, so the change to \partial usage ultimately looks
like this:
\partial 4 s4 => \partial s4
This removes the otherwise redundant specification of the duration.
-- Aaron Hill
upbeat (opposite the term downbeat) describes
articulation/emphasis more than it does timing. \anacrusis or \pickup
are better options though still too strongly linked to the beginning of
a piece. I think the existing \partial is the right word for the job.
-- Aaron Hill
On 2022-03-20 3:17 am, David Kastrup wrote:
Aaron Hill writes:
Fair point, though the intention here would be that backwards
compatibility would only need to exist for a time.
I strongly disagree since \partial with a duration is the natural and
proper expression when writing a separate
lypond/lilypond/-/merge_requests/1368#note_959007386
-- Aaron Hill
On 2022-06-03 8:48 am, David Kastrup wrote:
Frankly, that's academic. It reminds me of the excessive amount of
energy placed into keeping the mathematics(!) of location vectors and
difference vectors separate.
Homogenous coordinates: "When in doubt, define a new dimension."
cified? Or is there supposed to be a type-specific
overload of 1+? I am worried something might not have gotten committed.
[1]:
https://gitlab.com/lilypond/lilypond/-/merge_requests/1404/diffs?commit_id=bafd55131495ad58d8c9eb4439f60c8789bc9dc8#98b870cc087eeb4becf470fa3ec9b05b85962f2f_115_109
--
On 2022-06-06 6:19 pm, Aaron Hill wrote:
That said, I did find one surprise looking at [1]. I would not have
expected 1+ (increment) to work without some way of Scheme knowing how
to construct unity for a given type. Am I just overlooking where such
a is being specified? Or is there supposed
infers) that iota uses
+ behind the scenes, this should probably not be *too* surprising.
-- Aaron Hill
hands off to
lists.gnu.org, when lists.gnu.org gets the email a second(?) time from
"localhost" (lists1p.gnu.org) almost ten hours later.
-- Aaron Hill
On 2022-06-17 9:07 am, Ian Kelling wrote:
Aaron Hill writes:
In case it helps, your very message to the list was delayed
significantly.
I presume I hadn't posted to lilypond-devel before, so it was held for
moderation and the listhelpers were asleep, they approved it after they
woke u
On 2022-06-17 9:36 am, Ian Kelling wrote:
Aaron Hill writes:
On 2022-06-17 9:07 am, Ian Kelling wrote:
Can confirm: no appreciable delay. Moderation could make sense here,
although it would not explain why regular users of the lists
experience
this delay intermittently. Is there some
mately, this is probably only a viable input method for simple
music. As things get even slightly more complex, writing parts in the
more traditional manner likely wins out for readability and
maintainability.
-- Aaron Hill
On 2022-06-28 7:10 pm, Aaron Hill wrote:
Implementing \seriesMusic amounts to [...]
Proof of concept below, but note that this code lacks any safety/sanity
checks.
\version "2.22.0"
%% BEGIN FUNCTION DEFINITION
#(define (sequential-music? arg)
(and (ly:music? arg)
l the manuals.
While the typesetting probably could use left-facing and right-facing
pages more intentionally, I have never really had any problems with the
existing layout.
-- Aaron Hill
ith double-sided formatting, you would have
the option to utilize facing pages.
But again, I do not think double-sided formatting is strictly required
for much of the existing content. The new visual index would be one of
the few things that I think benefits reliably laying out side-by-side.
On 2022-08-09 8:01 pm, Dan Eble wrote:
The marks that \repeat segno creates are intended to identify points
of repetition and departure for performance. Having one of those, I
do not understand why one would want to identify the same point with a
second mark for rehearsal.
Surely this is about
name for a value to be used "never more than once".
Outside of that, it is slang in some dialects and could be seen as
offensive due to negative connotations. Probably best to be avoided.
-- Aaron Hill
; in order to successfully type "d2:m7".
If we borrowed the chord syntax from note-mode, it would mean when
typing "2" I could think "D minor seventh, for a half note" which
feels much more natural.
-- Aaron Hill
re outputs:
ERROR: Please install required programs: t1asm
That's a numeral one, not a lowercase ell.
t1asm [1] is for Type 1 fonts.
[1]: https://linux.die.net/man/1/t1asm
-- Aaron Hill
r the line break issue, you need to join the F and # together,
otherwise each markup expression is treated as its own line within
\column.
So, something like " \concat { F \number ♯ } ".
-- Aaron Hill
f8 c c }
\new Staff { \set Timing.beamExceptions = #'() f8 f c }
>>
r4 |
}
}
Note that if you allow both staves to include the rest explicitly, the
beam appears:
\new Staff {
\relative {
r4 g'8 g c4 c8 d |
e4 r8
<<
{ f8 c c r4 }
\new Staff { f8 f c r4 }
>>
}
}
-- Aaron Hill
oft allows developers to submit files for review [1] ahead of
time, so they can be classified correctly. However, it might not be
worth following this process for unstable or pre-release builds.
[1]: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/wdsi/filesubmission
-- Aaron Hill
On 2022-11-21 4:46 pm, Colin Campbell wrote:
!1734 Resurrect banana commas - Werner Lemberg
https://gitlab.com/lilypond/lilypond/-/merge_requests/1734
Heh, "banana". But seriously, many thanks for the quick fix, Werner!
-- Aaron Hill
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