thanks, Benjamin Esham and Paul Scott for the help.
the regular expressions did the trick. the problem
with the accidental-style being set to 'forget is that
it would not remind the reader of accidentals called
by the key signature, only those specified and reused
within a measure.
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Hi! I gave LilyTool a try today. It had some nice features, but I also ran into
some trouble.
The autocompletion feature is a bit too aggressive for my taste - when I write
'a ' (because I want to typeset the note a), the autocompletion suggests
Accidental_engraver, and when I press the space key
I have tried to install Lilypond on my Windows 2000 laptop. Each time I
run setup
I get the error,
setup exe has generated errors and will be closed by Windows.
You will need to restart the program.
An error log is being created.
Where would I find the error log? I probably
Ridwan Sami wrote:
i have this habit of forgetting to play certain notes
as sharp of flat when a peice has a key signature
other than c major.
i would manually put in the "!" for accidental
reminders but there are well over ten-thousand such
notes in the peices that i am trying to play.
does anyone
On Dec 24, 2004, at 2:55 PM, Ridwan Sami wrote:
Benjamin Esham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
does anyone know of a way to put the "!" at the end of notes in an
lengthy .ly file quickly so that there are no syntax errors?
What text editor are you using? You (or someone else) could probably
write a reg
--- Benjamin Esham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Dec 24, 2004, at 1:50 PM, Ridwan Sami wrote:
>
> > i have this habit of forgetting to play certain
> notes
> > as sharp of flat when a peice has a key signature
> > other than c major.
> >
> > i would manually put in the "!" for accidental
> > r
Hi!
First of all, I want to say that the "bug" I saw, was no bug at all:
just my mistake (as a user kindly made me notice privately).
I go on with my "piece". I think I'm on my way, but would like some
advice.
To make the beams "go further" I'm using a hidden note; but:
1) It is heard in the mid
Hi group,
I'm typesetting a piece for piano, in which the righthand has most of the
time a different timesignature than the lefthand. This works great by
chaning the timing_engraver from the score_context to the staff_context,
but the problem is this:
the default bartype is dotted, but when the
On Dec 24, 2004, at 1:50 PM, Ridwan Sami wrote:
i have this habit of forgetting to play certain notes
as sharp of flat when a peice has a key signature
other than c major.
i would manually put in the "!" for accidental
reminders but there are well over ten-thousand such
notes in the peices that i a
i have this habit of forgetting to play certain notes
as sharp of flat when a peice has a key signature
other than c major.
i would manually put in the "!" for accidental
reminders but there are well over ten-thousand such
notes in the peices that i am trying to play.
does anyone know of a way to
Albert Einstein wrote:
I run mu file written on lilypond 2.2.5 on version 2.4.2 on FC3.
And in ps and pdf file appears strange space -- in result reading notes
is harder. See picture:
I'd guess this is related to raggedbottom and raggedlastbottom. Try
changing them to false in various combina
I run mu file written on lilypond 2.2.5 on version 2.4.2 on FC3.
And in ps and pdf file appears strange space -- in result reading notes
is harder. See picture:
Albert
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Graham Percival schreef:
The correct Dutch spelling for E-flat is es (and A-flat is as), but
LilyPond accepts ees and aes for silly foreigners like me who like
nice simple rules. (ie add -es for flat) :)
Ehm, actually ees and aes *are* correct as well, there just never used
because there not so
Tom Cornall wrote:
Thankyou very much! The \override Voice.Glissando #'style = #'zigzag
worked perfectly.
However, applying "\set Staff.minimumVerticalExtent = #'(-4 . 4)" and
trying various values for the things between the brackets changed
nothing - still same spacing. I am using version 2.4.2. I
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