Dear All,
The special edition of our Music Theory and Basic Piano tutor are now updated
with covers and table of contents with live links.
The books are extracts from the "big" Basic Piano eBook (600 pages), which will
be released for commercial sales on the web in March. The A-Play books are
Sounds cool, but I wanted to mention that fret diagrams are better when done
with notes on FretBoards staff as opposed to markup, that way the fret
diagrams can participate in transpositions. Will someone be able to
identify the fragments by seeing the actual output they produce? My editor
alrea
The NEWS for 2.11 says that "The environment variable LILYPONDPREFIX has been
renamed to LILYPOND_DATADIR." If that is new for 2.11, why are versions of 2.10
complaining about it? This is on Mac OS X 10.3 (PowerPC).
$ lilypond
GNU LilyPond 2.10.19
error: LILYPONDPREFIX is obsolete, use LILYPOND_
It sounds like you've tried at least something like
this, but this is what works for me, and it does work
for me (I normally don't need to set all of these, though):
\paper
{
indent = 0.0
between-system-space = 0.1 \mm
between-system-padding = #1
paper-height = 3
On Feb 19, 2007, at 3:53 PM, Bertalan Fodor wrote:
For me it also seems like a bunch of good ideas for LilyPondTool ;-)
Bert
Maybe you can explain your concept a little bit that we (or at least
I) understand what a-play is good for! If I understand it right it is
something like a reference
Tjenare Simon,
How did you try to download the files? (it's a frame with a lot of files and
folders). A-Play will soon be on one of the download sites in an installation
package, but if you want, we can send you a CD if you mail us your address.
Best regards
Henrik
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Dear Johan,
What browser do you use? A-Play is written in Word HTML, which is an XML
dialect with html codes. If you use IE 7, which I just tried, you must allow
"popups" in the irritating MS warning. When you do that it works. But a close
button?
We have not tested other browser models and Li
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Sent: Mon, 19 Feb 2007 22:53:02 +0100
From: Bertalan Fodor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: A-Play is running on www.a-play.dk
> For me it also seems like a bunch of good ideas for LilyPondTool ;-)
>
>
> Bert
Dear Bert,
I have your plugi
On 2/19/07, Hernan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I don't understand why this simple .ly file gives me the warning (a lot ; i copy
here only one measure) which states (twice) :
"warning: can't resolve rest collision: rest direction not set "
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> It runs on windows 98 to Xp and should run on Linux.
Stupid question: what runs?
The a-play.dk site provides one link that doesn't work, and when I
fixe the link all I get is a requirements/licence page with a
non-functional [close] button.
Apparently I'm overlooki
For me it also seems like a bunch of good ideas for LilyPondTool ;-)
Bert
Maybe you can explain your concept a little bit that we (or at least
I) understand what a-play is good for! If I understand it right it is
something like a reference book to see how I can realize it in
lilypond ...
_
I don't understand why this simple .ly file gives me the warning (a lot ; i copy
here only one measure) which states (twice) :
"warning: can't resolve rest collision: rest direction not set "
%%%
top = \transpose c c' { 4 4 a8\
On 2/19/07, Robert Memering <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
is there a way to set the vertical distance
between staves of a system to a fixed value,
regardless of what happens (esp. Lyrics present/absent)?
I think this could be done by setting the
vertical extent of the Lyrics to zero,
but a
Hi all,
is there a way to set the vertical distance
between staves of a system to a fixed value,
regardless of what happens (esp. Lyrics present/absent)?
I think this could be done by setting the
vertical extent of the Lyrics to zero,
but as far as I understand this is not possible.
Regards,
Rob
Hi,
to me it doesn´t seem to work. The are links containing a "\" instead
of "/" as path separator and so they don´t work without modification.
And why do you use \markup for chordnames instead of \new ChordNames { ... } ??
Why do you say to use Lilypond version 2.6.5? That´s a quite old versio
Dear All,
Now we have kick-started the project and put a beta version on the net. You
need a text editor, notepad or JEdit - that's it. And don't touch the buttons
to the left as they point into nothingness.
It runs on windows 98 to Xp and should run on Linux. The final version can be
download
Hi,
I am using Lilypond since Version "2.8.0" to score bagpipe music
under Mac OS X. Everything went fine until the last version (2.10.18)
so far , even after changing my hardware to Intel CPU.
Now, with the last update to 2.10.19-1 I get following error message
during the first initializ
Have you configured the path in Plugin Options / LilyPondTool ?
Bert
Pedro Rebelo írta:
HI
Has anyone had any luck running LilyPondTool on os x? I keep getting
"error in running external command"...
I've tried with LilyPondTool 2.10.4 and JEdit 4.3pre9
Any help appreciated.
regards
pedro
HI
Has anyone had any luck running LilyPondTool on os x? I keep getting
"error in running external command"...
I've tried with LilyPondTool 2.10.4 and JEdit 4.3pre9
Any help appreciated.
regards
pedro rebelo
Dr. Pedro Rebelo
Director of Research
Sonic Arts Research Centre
Queen's Universit
Try adding a \slurUp before the \acciaccatura.
I hope you know that you can save some typing by using \relative mode
(in this specific case, where you have many chords that are larger than a
quarter, you could stick to absolute octaves, but still save lots of typing
by inputting the music one oct
Thanks Thanks !
I use LilyPondTool since just one month.
I tested the version 2.10.3 and I adopted it.
Now I can't leave it !
Sorry but bye bye "scite" and "Crimson Editor"
re Thanks
I've fixed the doc bug. Get it from:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=91119
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On Sunday 18 February 2007 13:38, Mark wrote:
> In LilyPond 2.9.10, vertical spacing with lyrics worked perfectly for me.
> I'm not sure which version it changed in. I use the current development
> version (2.11.18). Now, however, there seems to be a certain amount of
> vertical spacing that can
There have already been some bug reports related to the vertical spacing of
lyrics in the latest development versions. I recommend to use the latest
stable
version 2.10.x for any serious typesetting, unless you need any of the new
features of the unstable 2.11.x version.
/Mats
Mark wrote:
So
Arvid Grøtting gmail.com> writes:
> Do you want a minimal-example bug report about this, or (failing that) a
> real-life-example bug report?
Never mind; this has already been reported (by someone else).
--
Arvid
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Hello,
I've fixed the doc bug. Get it from:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=91119
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Joe Neeman gmail.com> writes:
> Note, though, that the latest development versions will stretch the systems
> without needing a second pass.
So I've noticed. I'm not sure it always stretches in a suitable place, though;
I've tried some vocal scores where the stretching was done between a staff
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