See (the thread of)
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-user/2006-04/msg00141.html
and
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-user/2006-06/msg00272.html
Toine Schreurs
> I would like to print the date and time in the footer of the score so I can
> tell which of two printed copies is th
Yes, I've been looking at the 2.9 docs, and I see that they are quite
clearly written, but it's still pretty hard for me, being a non-programmer.
Maybe I can submit some more specific questions.
Let's say in the "smallcaps" example in section 12.4.3 we wanted to employ
the functions represented
What are the chances of getting an "instrument" property added to the
ChordNames context object? After all it's on TabStaff and DrumStaff etc.
How do I differentiate my mandolin player from my guitar player from my
banjo player all using ChordNames staffs?
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How do I apply acciaccatura's in front of all the notes of a chord?
I tried the follwing but it wont compile:
\acciaccatura
I also tried this and it wont compile:
<\acciaccatura fs16 g \acciaccatura fs16 g'>
The G note chord is actually an octave double stop being played on guitar, I
want t
Charles Cave wrote:
I would like to print the date and time in the footer of the score so I can
tell which of two printed copies is the most recent.
I searched the Lilypond documentation (PDF) (I used version 2.8.3)
for the word date and could not find any mention.
Have you searched LSR and
I would like to print the date and time in the footer of the score so I can
tell which of two printed copies is the most recent.
I searched the Lilypond documentation (PDF) (I used version 2.8.3)
for the word date and could not find any mention.
Printing dates and times in Word processing docu
Monk Panteleimon wrote:
I have been ambitiously reading the section on "programmer interfaces" and
the scheme tutorial in an attempt to make a special markup command. I'm not
getting very far, and I thought someone more clever and experienced might do
better. I also thought someone clever and exp
Michael J Millett schreef:
I wanted to post an update of my attempt at changing the fonts in the
headers, since it might be helpful to other non-programmers like myself.
It's been a real education!
Writing this code into the header part of an LP file, then running it in
LP, produced a long li
Hello.
I have been ambitiously reading the section on "programmer interfaces" and
the scheme tutorial in an attempt to make a special markup command. I'm not
getting very far, and I thought someone more clever and experienced might do
better. I also thought someone clever and experienced might qui
I wanted to post an update of my attempt at changing the fonts in the
headers, since it might be helpful to other non-programmers like
myself. It's been a real education!
Writing this code into the header part of an LP file, then running it
in LP, produced a long list of fonts that are availab
Finally I realized that this isn't "a bug" nor "not a feature", it's simple
user stupidity... :(
... and it has nothing to do with CueVoices or \cueDuring for that matter
either!
I forgot the curly braces:
<< R1*1 \\ s2 s8 s8^\cueOboeC s4 >> doesn't work (i.e. puts all skips/notes
on the first bea
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