Bernard Meylan wrote:
What is the steps to do, to can use Emacs for the Lilypond code (I use
XEmacs21).
What platform? With Debian GNU/Linux just install the LilyPond package
and open a .ly file.
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What is the steps to do, to can use Emacs for the Lilypond code (I use
XEmacs21).
Thanks for advance.
Bernard
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dOes this mean that relative mode in infact notated the same but means
something different, or the notation of it is different???
The new way is infact what I thought relative mode was when I read it
originally.
Aaron
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However, if the editor that you bring it up in is emacs, then you might
always go to emacs and then do the processing from inside emacs. Thus
never doing the processing from explorer or the desktop.
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On Wednesday 08 October 2003 05:06 pm, Aaron wrote:
> sorry about the previous post with the weird subject,(a mixup with my
> email client) I am reposting with my original subject.
> Aaron
>
> Hi all,
>
> I rememeber reading about a change to \relative. I opened the news
> section of the docs and t
On Tuesday 07 October 2003 05:31 pm, Maarten Boasson wrote:
> I am newcomer to Lilypond, and I like what I see - which to date is
> only very little.
> Almost immediately I ran into a problem: artificial harmonics (cello
> music; the problem is the same for all string instruments, of
> course).
Th
Bertalan Fodor writes:
>> I would rather it open in an editor - I prefer UltraEdit.
>
> Should we change the default association to Notepad or Wordpad or something?
Now we bind to notepad, but we could bind to whatever editing of (.ly
made earlier) or .txt or .bat files is already bound to. Peop
Currently, both actions (edit and process) are defined for .ly files,
so if you right-click on the file you get an option to open it in an
editor. The only question is which one should be the default "open"
command. I definitely vote for the current solution since you typically
will process the fil
> In MS Windows, default the abc.ly file evoke the Cygwin bash;
> unfortunately
> it dosen't work that way, at least it's lilypond abc.ly .
Why? The default action on double click is to run lilypond and launch
Acrobat.
> I would rather it open in an editor - I prefer UltraEdit.
Should we chan
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> Good!
>
> However, I checked the contents of the lilypond-2.0.1-1.i386.rpm
> file available at lilypond.org today and it seems to be newer than
> your failing files ("%%CreationDate: Tue Sep 30 11:34:53 2003" in the
> header of the feta13.pfa file, whereas yours was fro
Good!
However, I checked the contents of the lilypond-2.0.1-1.i386.rpm
file available at lilypond.org today and it seems to be newer than
your failing files ("%%CreationDate: Tue Sep 30 11:34:53 2003" in the
header of the feta13.pfa file, whereas yours was from Sep 29). Maybe it
was corrected afte
For years, I have thought of writing a short introduction to the
art of setting properties in LilyPond. Here comes a first attempt.
Feel free to use it as a draft for a section in the manual if you
find it useful.
What You Need to Know About Property Settings
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Mats Bengtsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> One possible workaround is to install the tetex-base package
Yes, that works. Thanks for the swift reply!
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The problem turns out to be that the tetex-tiny package does not
include all font files needed by LilyPond. Especially, it doesn't
include: cmr{5,6,7,8}.pfb, cmti{5,6}.pfb, cmtt{5,6,7,8,17}.pfb,
cmcsc8.pfb and cmss{5,6,7,8,9,10,12,14,17}.pfb.
The Lilypond package actually includes a few cm*.pfa fon
Mats Bengtsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Did you do anything special in your file, such as including
> paper16.ly or setting any Lyrics related properties?
I have paper16.ly included, yes. Shouldn't that work?
Without paper16, I do indeed get a better font, but in return I can
only fit one
Did you do anything special in your file, such as including
paper16.ly or setting any Lyrics related properties?
Mats
Arvid Grøtting wrote:
I'm getting the lyrics in what looks like (monospaced) Courier, but
spaced like the usual variable-width (Computer Modern?) text fonts.
Needless to say, th
I'm getting the lyrics in what looks like (monospaced) Courier, but
spaced like the usual variable-width (Computer Modern?) text fonts.
Needless to say, this doesn't look good. This is with 2.0.1 on
Cygwin.
Any ideas?
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Simple! Just make sure that the music and the dynamics belong
to the same Voice context. In your example, this is easiest
done by replacing \new Staff with \new Voice.
(If you start a Staff context with a << ...>>, a new Voice
context will be created for each line within that \simultaneous.)
Mats
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