On 12-Jun-05, at 11:57 AM, dpeach wrote:
What I think would go a long way to helping understand some of the
concepts is to take a full score of various types of music and
severely documenting the .ly file. That way someone can read the .ly
file of the music and get the snippets in context. You
What OS and package type are you using? I just tried it on 2.5.30
compiled on
OSX, and I get all the ties.
Cheers,
- Graham
On 14-Jun-05, at 9:52 AM, Sacha Standen wrote:
I'm having problems on version 2.4.3 and on version 2.5.29 with
the command: \set tieWaitForNote. I've tried various
Sorry, I don't have a clue. Try a new binary package, and if it still
happens,
send an email to bug-lilypond.
- Graham
On 13-Jun-05, at 11:19 PM, Libero Mureddu wrote:
Thanks, but still I obtain the same error message:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File
"/Applications/LilyPond.app/C
Yes both of those do work.
I generally have tried to adjust the 'size' using various numbers until
I get the result I want. So
Yes letter
Yes set size to 20 or less and it should do the trick.
Jay
dpeach wrote:
Is it possible to adjust the default paper-size to "letter" instead
of "A4"?
On 14-Jun-05, at 5:03 PM, Gordon Gilbert wrote:
Youse guys are good! I did that, and it corrected a whole bunch of
bad code from my previous efforts. Now I have two questions: Is it
possible to adjust the default paper-size to "letter" instead of "A4"?
How? And, in
Read the manual!
o
On 14-Jun-05, at 9:51 AM, Jamie Bullock wrote:
However any 'special characters' called in the 2.4.5 score don't seem
to
get rendered with 2.5.29. For example, in my header I have:
Lilypond no longer uses latex, so the latex special chars don't work.
Instead,
insert them directly (cut and
Is it
possible to adjust the default paper-size to "letter" instead of "A4"?
I have a score with this in it:
#(set-default-paper-size "letter")
I assume that does it. I am working from another hymn that I have hacked up.
And, in one hymn, the staff systems are quite far apart, taking
two
Hi Stan!
Youse guys are good! I did that, and it corrected a whole bunch of bad
code from my previous efforts. Now I have two questions: Is it possible
to adjust the default paper-size to "letter" instead of "A4"? How? And,
in one hymn, the staff systems are quite far apart, taking two pa
Title: Message
Should this work with Windows XP?
-Original Message-From: Bertalan Fodor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent:
Tuesday, June 14, 2005 5:31 PMTo: FairchildCc:
lilypond-user@gnu.orgSubject: Re: LilyPond 2.4.2 for Windows
98There is a windows installer:h
Thanks, that's exactly what I needed.
On 6/14/05, Mats Bengtsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Since you use version 2.2, the answer is to use LaTeX commands, for
> example
> c1^"$\\hat{5}$"
> In version 2.5 and later, the answer will be something else.
>
> /Mats
>
> Kris Shaffer wrote:
> > I
There is a windows installer:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/jedit/jedit42install.exe
Bert
I get stuck on your first word: "install". After download and unzip, then
what? Is there an installation executable?
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Bert -
I get stuck on your first word: "install". After download and unzip, then
what? Is there an installation executable?
- Bruce
-Original Message-
From: Bertalan Fodor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2005 2:12 AM
To: Fairchild
Cc: lilypond-u
Hi Mats,
I tried convert-ly on one of my files, and still couldn't get lilypond to
compile. Just so I know, is it:
convert-ly [oldfilename.ly] [newfilename.ly]
or
convert-ly filename.ly (thus revising the text file)?
Because this is what I tried, and kept getting errors I couldn't make out
That did it! Thank you. I chose method 2 from the above, but will keep
this email saved for future reference.
But I made a typo, sorry. So correctly:
% :encoding=UTF-8:
(This method of setting buffer properties is documented in jEdit's help.
Bert
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Mats wrote:
> Why not read all emails in the thread? Nicolaus Sceaux sent a
> working example for version 2.5 and Jeff Covey explained in a
> followup how that should be modified to work in version 2.4.
Oh dear, I can't even claim that the threading of my mailer
does anybody out there know how to force an accidental to be
printed on the second of a pair of tied notes? (accidental
style 'forget does not do this, neither do cautionary or
explicit accidentals)
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I'm having problems on version 2.4.3 and on version
2.5.29 with the command: \set tieWaitForNote. I've tried various syntax and have
tried entering the example given in the manual (5.1.12), but the final note of
the arpeggio is always the only one to be tied.
This is the text for the exam
Hi,
I have just started using lilypond 2.5.29 in order to take advantage of
some of the newer features. Having used convert-ly to import a recent
score from 2.4.5 (I don't think it did very much), most things seem to
work OK.
However any 'special characters' called in the 2.4.5 score don't seem t
Since you use version 2.2, the answer is to use LaTeX commands, for
example
c1^"$\\hat{5}$"
In version 2.5 and later, the answer will be something else.
/Mats
Kris Shaffer wrote:
I'm trying to markup notes with scale degree symbols (i.e. an Arabic
numeral with a carat directly above it). I
Bertalan Fodor wrote:
To change it globally:
Utilities>Global Options>General, Default character encoding
To change for the current file:
method 1: write a line in the file:
% :encoding=UTF-8%
method 2: double click on the right side of the status bar (where you
can read the current encoding), a
To change it globally:
Utilities>Global Options>General, Default character encoding
To change for the current file:
method 1: write a line in the file:
% :encoding=UTF-8%
method 2: double click on the right side of the status bar (where you
can read the current encoding), and set character encodin
It seems that you have found some bugs. According to the program
reference, the stanza property can be set to a markup, but there
are two problems here.
1. The following gives a syntax error:
\version 2.5.30
<<
\context Voice = mel \relative c'' { r4 r4 c4 c4 }
\lyricsto mel \new Lyrics \lyricmo
Why not read all emails in the thread? Nicolaus Sceaux sent a
working example for version 2.5 and Jeff Covey explained in a
followup how that should be modified to work in version 2.4.
/Mats
dax2 wrote:
On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 22:23:59 +0200
Mats wrote:
Fairchild wrote:
I believe the ^#". .
The normal answer would have been to ask you to run convert-ly on
your file. However, as far as I understand, this utility is missing
in the native distributions for the moment, so instead you have to
read the NEWS file:
http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.5/Documentation/topdocs/out-www/NEWS.html
especial
You mentioned convert-ly yourself in an earlier email. That should
fix your existing files. Of course, you have to learn what has
changed to be able to write new scores. A good starting point is
the NEWS file on the documentation page for 2.5.xx.
/Mats
Gordon Gilbert wrote:
Hi!
Aha! That d
On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 22:23:59 +0200
Mats wrote:
> Fairchild wrote:
> > I believe the ^#". . ." also can now be simply ^". . ."; similarly with -#".
> > . ." and _#". . .".
>
> Yes and no! Before version 1.8, ^#"..." was equivalent to ^"...",
> whereas ^#(...) was the old syntax for text markup, i
You need a text editor that handles the UTF-8 encoding of characters,
and you must save your file in this encoding. Then you'll get your
characters.
I too am having the same problem. I am using jedit, which is wonderful,
but completely new to me. How do I force it to the UTF-8 encoding. I
ha
Hi!
Aha! That did it! (I thought I had done the gmake install already.) Now
I have to figure out how to get my present files to configure. I'm having
trouble with the syntax, which I don't really understand, but simply have
used templates that worked. Maybe I need to find a couple of temp
On 14-Jun-05, at 3:32 AM, Gordon Gilbert wrote:
I have just installed, under the very able guidance of Graham
Percival, version 2.5.29 on my FreeBSD 5.3 system. Now, when I try to
run it, the program won't launch, nor will it convert-ly. What am I
missing here? I'm thinking it might be that
You need a text editor that handles the UTF-8 encoding of characters,
and you must save your file in this encoding. Then you'll get your
characters.
Bert
>
> Downloaded the "new" native lilypond 2.5.29-2 and have been trying it
> out but I'm still resorting to my "old" 2.4.2 in Cygwin for serio
Hello!
Downloaded the "new" native lilypond 2.5.29-2 and have been trying it
out but I'm still resorting to my "old" 2.4.2 in Cygwin for serious
editing. One problem I have run into in my try outs is with the fonts
for lyrics.
As a speaker of nordic tongues i.e. Swedish and Finnish I have
Hi all!
I have just installed, under the very able guidance of Graham Percival,
version 2.5.29 on my FreeBSD 5.3 system. Now, when I try to run it, the
program won't launch, nor will it convert-ly. What am I missing here?
I'm thinking it might be that the program was installed (at Graham's
You don't provide a full example, so I don't really know how long
the intro is before you start the ostinato, but my guess is that
it may be a good idea to add a \break before it, so the ostinato
starts on a new score line. In that case, you can simply set
Staff.instr = "ostinato" to get an label
Install jedit (www.jedit.org), start it, go to Plugins > Plugin
Manager>, and select |LilyTool| from the tab.
That will install everything that is necessary. This way you get the
0.2.7 version (the same you can download from the lily4jedit site).
But there is a newer development version on the
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