I am tryin to locate some info in the mailing list archive, info I know
is there, but no matter what I enter into the search box it comes back
with zero results. It's not even finding the posts I've made in the
past.
I am looking for the info on making the jazz articulation 'fall', which
I know is
Hello, my name is Michiel and I will admit first that I am very new to
lilypond.
The examples shown look great, so I was about to give it a shot... the
first few lines of music went well, so I felt ready to put my first
piece of music I ever wrote into lilypond.
It's a piece for organ and the f
On Sunday 19 September 2004 22.24, David Bobroff wrote:
> I need to produce a pair of half notes in 3/4 time with a duple
> bracket. The following code gives me the correct printed notes and time
> values but I have not found a way to override the number in the
> bracket. It is printing a '4' as
I need to produce a pair of half notes in 3/4 time with a duple
bracket. The following code gives me the correct printed notes and time
values but I have not found a way to override the number in the
bracket. It is printing a '4' as advertised but I need a '2'.
-David
\paper{
linewidth = 7\
On 18-Sep-04, at 8:58 PM, Benjamin Esham wrote:
title = "Star-Spangled Banner"
When I run Lilypond on the file, the title is "Star Spangled
Banner"—where
the hyphen should be, there's only blank space approximately the width
of an
em dash.
Have you tried doing "Star\-Spangled" ? I don't know
On Sun, 2004-09-19 at 11:05, Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
> David Bobroff writes:
>
> > I took the \override command directly from the current docs
>
> Where did you find this, that's a bug. I've just removed it from some
> examples.
Well, now I can't find it. I'm pretty sure I got it from my loca
I would need a software which draws the barlines over the
first note of the bar as a thin line. The barlines should not affect the
distance between the notes.
Like this:
http://webusers.siba.fi/~jsipila/trio.jpg
Which classes do drawing of the barlines and control location and thickness of
the b
Erik,
Thanks for attention, but I think this problem has been fixed when use
minimumVerticalExtent instead of verticalExtent.
Jefferson
Erik Sandberg wrote:
On Saturday 21 August 2004 17.35, Jefferson dos Santos Felix wrote:
I have a problem with automatic rest position in multi-voice songs wh
On Saturday 21 August 2004 17.35, Jefferson dos Santos Felix wrote:
> I have a problem with automatic rest position in multi-voice songs when
> I use Staff.verticalExtent.
> For example:
This bug is known, as multivoice-rest-position.ly in the bug cvs.
I will notify you when it is fixed.
Erik
>
Bertalan Fodor writes:
> Two problems:
> - what are the correct dependencies (what should be installed)? I
> installed the guile and the libguile16 package, and I had to install
> the gmp package too.
Thanks, I added that. GMP packaging is broken; 'gmp' holds
development and runtime librarie
David Bobroff writes:
> In this example everything is fine except that I don't get a double
> slur. I want a slur from the f across the barline to the ges. Am I
> committing a user error or is this a bug? I've tried the contexts
> Voice, Staff, and Score with the same result from each.
Works
David Bobroff writes:
> I took the \override command directly from the current docs
Where did you find this, that's a bug. I've just removed it from some
examples.
> but it is having no
> effect. In the output it is attached to the heads at both ends.
I think the new slurs are not tweakable y
In this example everything is fine except that I don't get a double
slur. I want a slur from the f across the barline to the ges. Am I
committing a user error or is this a bug? I've tried the contexts
Voice, Staff, and Score with the same result from each.
-David
\paper{
linewidth = 7\cm
}
With 2.3.17 I'm getting rehearsal marks at an odd position when they
occur at the beginnings of lines. They are horizontally aligned with
the first note in the measure, or with the left end of a multimeasure
rest. This looks wrong to me. In the original part I'm working from
(Breitkopf und HÃrte
In this short snippet I want the start of the slur to be attached to the
stem of the starting note and the head of the ending note. I took the
\override command directly from the current docs but it is having no
effect. In the output it is attached to the heads at both ends.
-David
\contex
On Thu, 16 Sep 2004, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
>
> However, I don't understand your problems with \skip, see the following
> version of your example:
>
You are right of course.
I should have >tested< before writing. I learned only recently, I can
use \skip instead of " " or _ in lyrics. The manual d
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