>It's working fine for me. Here's a test file:
Hm, the reason why it doesn't work for me is probably some kind of
interaction with the second voice:
\set beatLength = #(ly:make-moment 3 8)
<<
{c''4.~c''8. c''16 c''16 c''16}
\\
{c'16 [c' c' c' c' c' c' c' c' c' c' c']}
>>
Printing the title in top of each pages in a single score is quite easy.
For exemple, this works well :
\version "2.11.40"
\paper {
oddHeaderMarkup = \markup \fill-line
{ \on-the-fly #print-page-number-check-first \fromproperty
#'header:title }
evenHeaderMarkup = \mar
herman wories wrote:
L.S.
I downloaded the free software today(windows version). I get the base pdf (the
c to c ladder). However the main program does not start. Which *.exe file
should start up the main program
Regards
Herman Wories
As a windows user and beginner you will want to get t
I received an email last week informing me that the music I have on my
website under the GPL license, with source in lilypond and ABC, has
been used in a study on staff line removal, which is something music
scanning programs do before they try to figure out what the notes are.
You can read more
Hi Herman
There is no 'main program' as such. You need to prepare a
file in lilypond format using a basic text editor like
Notepad and save it with a .ly file extension. Then
double-clicking on this file will compile it and produce the
output files in the same directory.
But the very first ste
I you got a PDF, the main program has done its work and exited. You
only interact with the program by means of what code you write in the
input file. The program only compiles this code. Please, read the
tutorial and start learning the language.
2008/3/16, herman wories <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> L.S.
L.S.
I downloaded the free software today(windows version). I get the base pdf (the
c to c ladder). However the main program does not start. Which *.exe file
should start up the main program
Regards
Herman Wories
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Yes, that's it. Obviously it makes sense to use the right tool for the
job. Thanks!
-David
Trevor Daniels wrote:
Hi David
I don't think a text spanner will do what you want, but the
following might:
#'ly:set-point-and-click ##f
stuff = \relative {
\dynamicUp
\set decrescendoSpanner = #
Hi David
I don't think a text spanner will do what you want, but the
following might:
#'ly:set-point-and-click ##f
stuff = \relative {
\dynamicUp
\set decrescendoSpanner = #'dashed-line
c1 \mf \>
\break
c1 \pp
}
\score {
\stuff
}
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