Menu Jacques writes:
> As someone mentioned on this list some time ago, Silas S. Brown has written
> jianpu-ly, described at
> http://people.ds.cam.ac.uk/ssb22/mwrhome/jianpu-ly.html, that
> produces LilyPond code from a custom text description of the score.
>
> This leads to code such as:
>
> #
Hi Trevor,
> I think I might treat the "m" as a separate lyric event, i.e. as a separate
> syllable, like this:
Well, that's one way of doing it…
I don't like it, though: it's not the convention (cf. Gould, bottom of pg.
453), nor is it particularly intuitive for a singer.
That being said, you
Hello folks,
As someone mentioned on this list some time ago, Silas S. Brown has written
jianpu-ly, described at
http://people.ds.cam.ac.uk/ssb22/mwrhome/jianpu-ly.html, that produces LilyPond
code from a custom text description of the score.
This leads to code such as:
#(define (note-one gro
Hi Shevek,
> I posted a snippet to do correct custom dynamic alignment a month or so ago.
Yes, I know. I like the alignment very much.
But I prefer Janek's interface, which offers the ability to put an arbitrary
string (e.g., "poco f, but p sub. ma non troppo") and it Does The Right Thing™…
we
Hi Richard,
I used to try Denemo in the past but long time ago so my answer may not be
that much accurate.
>From your error message, it seems that you put my lilypond.lang in denemo
directory.
Language file describing the keyword, comment... have to be in
gtksourceview-3.0/language-specs, either
On Sat, 2017-08-19 at 13:10 +, Jean-Philippe Combe wrote:
> All,
>
>
> After searching for a while it seems that there is no GtkSourceView
> definition for Lylipong.
> As a consequence, I start to create a new one by myself.
>
>
> It supports comments, include, strings and keywords (based o
