Dear list,
In the following example, I am wondering how I can find the measurements
of the dimensions, specifically the width, of a markup object. This is
so I can automatically indent the first line by the length of the
instrumentName.
Thanks,
-William
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\version "2.25
On 2024-06-04 9:40 am, Paolo Prete wrote:
That's impressive, thanks!!
I encourage the maintainers of the code to replace the triangle shape
in
native LilyPond with your code, given that the actual shape is pretty
weird
and the gap with the segment is not nice to look at...
I had hoped to k
I have tried several variations of (volta #f) and end-repeat with the
following code:
\version "2.25.16"
xDS = \markup{\fontsize #4 \line{D.S. al Fine }}
xFine = \markup{\fontsize #4 Fine}
music = \fixed c' {
g1
\segnoMark 1
f 4 g a b
\set Score.repeatCommands = #`((volta ,xDS) )
g4
That's impressive, thanks!!
I encourage the maintainers of the code to replace the triangle shape in
native LilyPond with your code, given that the actual shape is pretty weird
and the gap with the segment is not nice to look at...
On Tue, Jun 4, 2024 at 2:07 PM Aaron Hill wrote:
> On 2024-06-0
To create a drawing in PostScript format,
one option would be to create the drawing with Inkscape and save as PostScript
(*.ps).
Something to test... Inkscape can open and save Postscript format.
Then one can open the file with a text editor to copy and paste the relevant shape into a
Lilypond
Dear Timothy,
for all, who are interested in, I finally got it to work (with Your help
and also with chatgpt).
I wrote in okular/settings/configure okular/edior:
> custom editor gvim --servername GVIM --remote-send ":e %f:call
> SetCursorAdjusted(%l,%c)"
And I wrote in .vimrc
function! SetCurso
