Neil Puttock wrote:
Hi David,
Are you using LilyPondTool's JPedal plugin for viewing your output files?
I had the same problem a while back with ottava spanners, and was on
the verge of posting a bug report until I opened the offending file in
Foxit. It seems JPedal has a rendering bug which me
Hi David,
Are you using LilyPondTool's JPedal plugin for viewing your output files?
I had the same problem a while back with ottava spanners, and was on
the verge of posting a bug report until I opened the offending file in
Foxit. It seems JPedal has a rendering bug which messes up dashed or
dott
Hi Zenith,
Valentin's right that there's no bug here - the culprit in your file
is the rather innocent looking (but deadly) line \override Script
#'padding = #0 which you're using after tweaking the padding on the
fermatas.
Fermatas and staccato dots are both Script objects, so you need to be
car
"Valentin Villenave" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...] if some of you guys (newbies, users, contributors
etc) want to propose subjects, articles, ideas, stuff
[...] you are welcome.
An email or full-text rss version?
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lilypond-user mai
Hi everybody,
As you may already know, I am fond of starting little useless projects
to promote LilyPond (perhaps you remember about some of them).
Here's my last one (i don't know if I'll be able to maintain it, but
it's just fun to launch it anyway): a "short informal, weekly opinion
column abo
Occasionally a crescendo or decrescendo needs to begin not at the
commencement
of a note's duration, but rather halfway through the note. Can such a
situation
be properly typeset using lilypond? If so, how?
You can do that for example
{ g'2*1/2 s4\< g'2\! }
Gilles
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Hi,
I´ve determined a strange problem. In some of my scores the distance
between note line and chord names differs from line to line. I´ve got
a song with >3 lines. In line 2 the chord names are around 1mm farther
away from the line.
I will try to build a minimal example, because the songs I usua
I recognize the problem, when trying to use the precompiled binary
package of 2.10 or 2.11 on Debian Sarge. The funny
thing is that often I get the correct output anyway, but sometimes
LilyPond simply breaks halfway through the compilation.
/Mats
Quoting Alan McConnell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Quoting Wilbert Berendsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Op zaterdag 8 maart 2008, schreef Peter Kaplan:
Occasionally a crescendo or decrescendo needs to begin not at the
commencement of a note's duration, but rather halfway through the note.
Can such a situation be properly typeset using lilypond? If s
If you use version 2.11, please note that this is one thing that has
changed, so please use the corresponding definitions
from ly/property-init.ly as a starting point. If I remember
correctly, convert-ly will issue a warning but will not solve the
problem automatically, when you upgrade your file.
Alle sabato 8 marzo 2008, Trevor Daniels ha scritto:
> Hi Keiren
>
> Rather than just give you a Scheme procedure to do
> this, I thought it might be more helpful to say
> how I arrived at this code, as I'm still learning
> too, and needed to work this out.
>
> First I looked at the BarNumber grob
I'm completely new to Lilypond. I have only really discovered it because I
found a .mid file of a song I wanted the piano score to, so I downloaded it
and I wanted to print out the sheet music. The problem is, I need to have it
in piano score notation, meaning there is a bass and treble clef for e
Thank you very much, Kieren!
I was looking for a kind of solution like the one you wrote but I didn't
arrive to Scheme snippet, so I think it's a big step toward the goal even if
it doesn't really work yet.
I'll try to start from these lines, maybe I will be luckier enough to find the
right way
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