> The general principles are described in the section on "Vertical spacing
> inside a system" in the manual.
In the 2.10.14 manual the section is called simply "Vertical Spacing,"
but thank you; this is exactly the pointer I needed. Your suggestions
solved my problem.
But your suggestions seem t
As far as I know, this kind of counter is only implemented for percent
repeats.
I think there have been some examples posted on the mailing list where they
used a parallel line of transparent percent repeats just to get the
numbering.
/Mats
David Bobroff wrote:
I see that there is an easy
As you have noticed, there are a few constructs that convert-ly isn't
smart enough
to handle automatically. These happen for a number of LilyPond versions,
but
this doesn't mean that convert-ly isn't able to handle any scores that
are older than
so, it just means that convert-ly fails to handle
The general principles are described in the section on "Vertical spacing
inside a system"
in the manual. You can either increase the extent of the Staff context
upwards:
\override Staff.VerticalAxisGroup #'minimum-Y-extent = #'(-4 . 7)
or as an alternative, you could increase the extent of the
Kieran Coulter wrote:
I was wondering, upon attempting to update .ly scripts from Mutopia that had
various original version #s, is there a few version gaps that make .ly files
written using a certain version or earlier "obsolete", meaning they can't be
updated all the way to the current version
How do I move the chord symbols up from the staff in a lead sheet? The
chord symbols come very close to the textscripts and I want to move
them apart. Thanks!
-- Robert
P.S. Version 2.10.14.
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Hello,I was wondering, upon attempting to update .ly scripts from Mutopia that had various original version #s, is there a few version gaps that make .ly files written using a certain version or earlier "obsolete", meaning they can't be updated all the way to the current version?I noticed one aroun
> I've tried
> 1-\markup { \super "13" }
I think c:13 is actually:
(I'm testing it in the old 2.9.0, but it should be the
same in newer versions)
Greetings,
Vincent
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OK. I figured out my problem. The issue is that all pitches above the
octave need to be raised. So for instance,
1-\markup { \super "13" }
is the right syntax, and putting in a d instead of a d' won't work. I
thought I'd tried that, but I guess I hadn't. Thanks for all the
suggestions.
r
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<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Bart
Kummel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
Hi List,
I just read this very interesting discussion. I don't think this is a
problem that will easily be solved. In fact, this is not a Lilypond- or
even music notation-specific problem. Similar cases exist for all other
Hi List,
I just read this very interesting discussion. I don't think this is a
problem that will easily be solved. In fact, this is not a Lilypond- or even
music notation-specific problem. Similar cases exist for all other file
formats. (For example: how future proof is Microsoft's .doc format?)
I see that there is an easy way to set counters above percent repeats using:
\set countPercentRepeats = ##t
I wanted to do:
\set countUnfoldRepeats = ##t
...and LilyPond spit it out. There must be a way to do this. Can
someone point the way?
-David
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