Hi all,
A number of you have inquired recently about LilyPad, my Mac OS X
LilyPond front-end, so I thought I'd notify the list that no, it's
not dead yet. I've recently restarted development, albeit slowly.
(Slow progress is infinitely better than no progress.)
The code is now publicly av
you could try my little lilypad app:
http://edbaskerville.com/software/lilypad/
a vastly improved version should be out within the month with
completion, syntax coloring, and hopefully some other nice features.
i am also planning on releasing it under the gpl.
--ed
On Apr 2, 2006, at 1:38
Put me down for 20 EUR to help fix the tempo bug. Any other takers?
On Feb 9, 2006, at 2:14 AM, Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
Ed Baskerville wrote:
How much? Besides myself, I bet there are a number of people that
would
I think 100 EUR is a reasonable amount, given the effort it will
require
4:27 AM, Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
Ed Baskerville wrote:
I just responded on bug-lilypond with a link to previous
documentation of the problem:
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-lilypond/2004-02/msg00346.html
For now, you can use Mighty MIDI for playback, available on
versiontracker.com.
I just responded on bug-lilypond with a link to previous
documentation of the problem:
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-lilypond/2004-02/msg00346.html
For now, you can use Mighty MIDI for playback, available on
versiontracker.com.
--Ed
On Feb 7, 2006, at 5:41 PM, Marius Amado Alves w
Hi all,
I'm maintaining a listing for Mac LilyPond on VersionTracker. The
idea was to only list stable versions on that site, but somebody
keeps on submitting development (2.7.x) versions.
If whoever is making these submissions is on the list, could you
please stop? I've been unsuccessful
An important footnote: you can get LilyPad at
http://edbaskerville.com/software/lilypad/
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Hi everyone,
I've updated LilyPad with some small but important changes to make it
more useful.
The changes in this version:
- Supports command-line (e.g., Fink) installations of LilyPond as
well as the application-packaged version
- Shows LilyPond output in the preview window
- Displays l
For those of you that tried LilyPad, only to have it fail to launch,
I've uploaded a new version that should work:
http://edbaskerville.com/software/lilypad/LilyPad.zip
--Ed
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On Jul 23, 2005, at 9:38 PM, Will Oram wrote:
Sounds great! Wish I could try it out, but I don't have Tiger
handy. Out of curiosity, what code/technology makes it Tiger-reliant?
I'm using the PDFKit framework, new to Tiger--basically a Preview.app
you can embed into your own application--to
Fellow LilyPutians,
As promised a long, long time ago, I'm releasing a preview version of
LilyPad, a simple editor/previewer for LilyPond. It's still a rough
work in progress--what you see represents a very small amount of work
spread over a long period of time--but it's pretty usable in it
Thanks for the quick fix--the barline thickness is now consistent.
However, now all the barlines look too thick--it's quite noticeable
when comparing with professional printed scores as well as previous
versions of Lily.
I also sent an email to bug-lilypond.
--Ed
On May 29, 2005, at 6:03
ker, but the printout is
fine.
-sean
Sean Reed
Hamburg, Germany
Web: www.seanreed.de
On 27.05.2005, at 20:31, Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
Ed Baskerville wrote:
Hi all,
In all the examples for 2.5.26, the barline connection between
staves is thicker than the barline wit
Hi all,
In all the examples for 2.5.26, the barline connection between staves
is thicker than the barline within the staff. Is this a known problem
that's being addressed? Should I just hold out for 2.6 final?
--Ed
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Two things:
(1)
find ~/Documents .name '*.ly' -type f -exec /Developer/Tools/
SetFile -t 'TEXT' {} \;
That should be -name, not .name.
(2)
Short-term, doing one that simply passes things on to the default
text importer is apparently like 4 lines of code; I'd just have to
research what those li
If you haven't heard about it on this list, I suspect nobody has done
one yet. I'll take it under advisement that there's a desire for this.
One temporary solution: the easiest way to tell OS X that your .ly
files are text files is to set their HFS metadata type attribute like
so (assuming a
Two things:
(1)
find ~/Documents .name '*.ly' -type f -exec /Developer/Tools/
SetFile -t 'TEXT' {} \;
That should be -name, not .name.
(2)
Short-term, doing one that simply passes things on to the default
text importer is apparently like 4 lines of code; I'd just have to
research what those
If you haven't heard about it on this list, I suspect nobody has done
one yet. I'll take it under advisement that there's a desire for this.
One temporary solution: the easiest way to tell OS X that your .ly
files are text files is to set their HFS metadata type attribute like
so (assuming a
TF-8.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm assuming that the silence means that
everything I said was accurate: in 2.5+, we have UTF-8 only, and
\encoding and \encoded-simple are no longer supported.
--Ed
On Apr 24, 2005, at 3:12 PM, Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
Op zo, 24-04-2005 te 12:06 -0700,
Hi all,
I have a few questions/clarifications about text encoding in LilyPond.
These are are covered to some extent in the list archives and in the
docs, but I wanted to check with the list to get the most accurate
information from the horses' mouths...
(1) This is what I'm getting from the lil
(2) Any other key features you'd like to see?
point and click.
I've received a number of requests for "point-and-click." I haven't
been following the discourse on the recent "point-and-click"
developments in LilyPond carefully enough, so I'm not sure what is
being asked for. Do you want a full g
(1) Would use use this application? (Feel free to just email me
directly.)
That is: would you ("yous"?) use this application?
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Hi all,
I've just started work on a simple LilyPond previewer for OS X. It will
be similar to TeXShop, but simpler--at the expense, perhaps, of
flexibility. The application will be a simple LilyPond text editor with
indent balancing, parenthesis balancing, and code completion and
"almost live"
BTW, you may have to do a fink selfupdate. I missed that step and kept
wondering why the Fink distribution was so far behind the current
version. :)
On Dec 9, 2004, at 12:41 PM, Graham Percival wrote:
On 9-Dec-04, at 6:40 AM, Paul Crabbe wrote:
I installed lilypond 2.3.13 on Mac OSX
Please upgra
yPond apps for
Mac OS X: (1) who would use a simple LilyPond previewer (little more
than easy switching between syntax-colored code and PDF output); and
(2) who is interested in a fairly simple graphical music editing
program that uses LilyPond for final output?
--Ed Baskerville
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