See http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-user/2006-03/msg00435.html
/Mats
Stefan Hackl wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to use lilypond-book on windows XP version of 2.8.0.
Unfortunately I get an error:
E:\Documents\Latex\Latex-Handbücher\> lilypond-book --output=out
--psfonts test.tex
Kamal wrote:
The following outputs an "e" with a fermata under it & an "mf" articulation
which is touching the fermata in lilypond 2.8.0 while they are output as 2
articulations seperated from each other in 2.6.5.
e4_\fermata\mf
1- Why did this change in 2.8.0?
Don't know. Maybe some def
I prefer to start the command prompt from
Start Menu -> Programs -> Accessories -> Command Prompt
Also, you have to make sure that the command prompt is in the correct
folder. Use the command 'cd' to change folder (run 'cd /?' to learn how
it works, or read some introduction to DOS).
/Mats
Ja
Graham Percival wrote:
>
> On 29-Mar-06, at 8:52 PM, S L Raymond wrote:
>
>> I'm incorporating musical examples into a textbook using lines like
>> this:
>>
>> \begin{center}
>> \includegraphics*[viewport=62 700 550 830]{AtoG.pdf}
>> \end{center}
>>
>> The pdf in the above example contains a sing
If you put something within double quotes, LilyPond will treat it as
a single character string. In my opinion, this makes perfect sense.
How else would you for example be able to print the text "\flat"
in you needed it?
/Mats
Paul Scott wrote:
\version "2.8.0"
This doesn't work:
{ c''1^\ma
Am 29. März 2006, 19:07 Uhr (-0500) schrieb Geoff Horton:
>
> I would apply the \tag functionality; see section 8.2.8 in the manual.
Thanks, that worked. There remains the problem of the missing quarter
rest at the downbeat of bar 1 in the piano reduction. Can somebody
point me to the docs on how
I was avoiding using lilypond-book because the \include statement just
seemed easier. Although, you may have just answered my next question,
which would have had to do with including multiple-page pdf's.
On Thu, 2006-03-30 at 17:18 +1100, Cameron Horsburgh wrote:
> S L Raymond wrote:
> > I'm inco
The following outputs an "e" with a fermata under it & an "mf" articulation
which is touching the fermata in lilypond 2.8.0 while they are output as 2
articulations seperated from each other in 2.6.5.
e4_\fermata\mf
1- Why did this change in 2.8.0?
2- How can this be overriden in 2.8.0 especial
On 29-Mar-06, at 8:52 PM, S L Raymond wrote:
I'm incorporating musical examples into a textbook using lines like
this:
\begin{center}
\includegraphics*[viewport=62 700 550 830]{AtoG.pdf}
\end{center}
The pdf in the above example contains a single staff. When the book is
rendered, the graphic
S L Raymond wrote:
> I'm incorporating musical examples into a textbook using lines like
> this:
>
> \begin{center}
> \includegraphics*[viewport=62 700 550 830]{AtoG.pdf}
> \end{center}
>
> The pdf in the above example contains a single staff. When the book is
> rendered, the graphic extends too
Yesterday, I wrote on lilypond-users:
> ... with 2.8 I get a lot ot warning messages such as
>
> ---
> AVERTISSEMENT : Ignoring grob for slur. avoid-slur not set?
> ---
>
OK. I wonder why, for Script grobs, the avoid-slur property has no
default value, whereas a default value is defined for
\version "2.8.0"
This doesn't work:
{ c''1^\markup{ "B \flat" } }
These work:
{ c''1^\markup{ B \flat } }
{ c''1^\markup{ \line{ B \flat } } }
I needed something to work in \column. I first tried the quotes which
didn't work and then \line which did. I would prefer the quotes to
work. I
I'm incorporating musical examples into a textbook using lines like
this:
\begin{center}
\includegraphics*[viewport=62 700 550 830]{AtoG.pdf}
\end{center}
The pdf in the above example contains a single staff. When the book is
rendered, the graphic extends too far into the right margin. My
quest
On 28-Mar-06, at 20:26, Joel Gilmore wrote:
Hi all,
I've been trying out Lilypond on OSX Tiger, and I'm trying to get
the command
line working, particularly the midi2ly. Reading the list archive,
people are
saying to "read the Readme file" that came with it, but I've so far
been unable
Every now and then, assigning durations to syllables really is easier
than \lyricsto. I was trying it with long-duration notes and ran into
a problem--\breve is not interpreted as a duration in Lyrics context.
Given the definition of a word (anything up until the next space or
digit), it's easy to
> Is there any way to define a fixed direction in the stem for the
> individual voices of the piano reduction without having to duplicate
> the source material?
I would apply the \tag functionality; see section 8.2.8 in the manual.
Geoff
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Should I expect before-title-space to work between the end a system and
a header consistently only of piece?
TIA,
Paul Scott
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Hi all,
I've been trying out Lilypond on OSX Tiger, and I'm trying to get the command
line working, particularly the midi2ly. Reading the list archive, people are
saying to "read the Readme file" that came with it, but I've so far been unable
to find a Readme file. It seems that the zip just cont
On 29-Mar-06, at 1:10 PM, Stewart Holmes wrote:
I'm trying to move some dynamics downards. From various places from
the internet, I've come up with:
Those "various places" are really old. See the manual, specifically
chapter 10.
- Graham
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Ben gmail.com> writes:
>
> how can I use MIDI2ly? I'm unsure, since I'm using Windows.
Can someone help me?
>
> Ben
>
go to start >> run
type: cmd
press enter
type: midi2ly my_midi_file.mid
press enter
if everything works, it should convert it.
Janco
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Hi,
following the example given in the docs I typeset a 4 voice piece with
automatic transcription of the 4 voices in a piano
staff. Unfortunately the piece starts in the soprano with a stem-down
note (the other voices resting). In the piano reduction, this voice
retains the stem direction althoug
Am 2006-03-29 um 22:47 schrieb Mats Bengtsson:
[1]
Is there a possibility to repeat lyrics (only to get nice code) like
\repeat unfold 120 { blah }
?
(Of course, \repeat doesn't work within lyricsmode.)
Are you sure? It certainly works over here!
Sorry for bothering you.
Yes, it works; don't k
Hi,
I'm trying to move some dynamics downards. From
various places from the internet, I've come up with:
\context Staff =
violini <<\property
Staff.DynamicLineSpanner \override #'direction =
#-1\global\set
Staff.instrument = "Violin I"\set Staff.instr =
"Vln.
I"
Quoting fiëé visuëlle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi ho,
I'm typesetting an longish choral piece with the latest 2.8 on OSX.
[1]
Is there a possibility to repeat lyrics (only to get nice code) like
\repeat unfold 120 { blah }
?
(Of course, \repeat doesn't work within lyricsmode.)
Are you sure? It c
Hi ho,
I'm typesetting an longish choral piece with the latest 2.8 on OSX.
[1]
Is there a possibility to repeat lyrics (only to get nice code) like
\repeat unfold 120 { blah }
?
(Of course, \repeat doesn't work within lyricsmode.)
[2]
If i have something like
a4. a4( a2)
I'd like to hear only t
I am installing Lilypond under windows XP on a new computer, so I have
downloaded the new Windows native version 2.8.0-5 (that does not need
cygwin anymore) of Lilypond.
I have also downloaded and installed jEdit 4.2 and the lastest version
of Lilytool that seems to take the new native version
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Hello,
you can find an example attached to this mail. It runs perfectly with
Lily 2.8.0
Greetings
Stefan Hackl
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Stefan,
Thank you for the assist to that question! Would you please e-mail me a .ly
file I can test? I tried to use it in one of my files, but it hun
Hello,
you can find an example attached to this mail. It runs perfectly with
Lily 2.8.0
Greetings
Stefan Hackl
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Stefan,
Thank you for the assist to that question! Would you please e-mail me a .ly
file I can test? I tried to use it in one of my files, but it hun
I think the problem is with the order in which you nest things -
<< chordsA musicA >> + << chordsB musicB
>>. If you do << { chordsA chordsB } { musicA musicB
} >> it works.
Like this (in version 2.8):
\version "2.8.0"
\include "english.ly"
partA = {
\repeat volta 2 {
\key g \majo
Regarding lilybook, I found the culprit: ps2pdf seems to get rid of
the noteheads. The Postscript file is fine. I guess this is related to
the ghostscript version on my machine (7.07). Unfortunately updating
ghostscript is a non-trivial task and there is no newer version for my
distro (Ubuntu) yet.
Thanks a lot Mats! With your explanations un- and reinstall was no
problem, but lilypond-book still seems to be broken on my machine.
I followed the explanation in the doc (2.8.0) using the example
there. I had to uncomment the line referring to screech-boink.ly and
the lilypond-book command finis
Please read in the manual for lilypond-book on what flags
to use for lilypond-book and dvips, respectively, to get the correct fonts.
For the uninstallation, the information is printed when you
run install, which of course is the wrong information at the wrong
time. It says something like:
To
> >> I get a postscript file that I can see with gv, and looks
> >> correct, but is not printable.
>
> OK. I understand that my postscript printer simply doesn't accept the
> postscript level produced by lilypond 2.8. Too bad.
Just use the `pswrite' device of gs which converts the data to PS
leve
Hi,
Before upgrading to 2.8 I'd like to uninstall the current 2.7.36
Is there any clean way to do this? It was installed using
'sh lilypond-2.7.36-1.linux.sh'
Another related issue: I suspect the installscript to miss the proper
setup of font installations for tex: When using lilypond-book, the
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