Aaron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Who uses lilypond?
I use it mainly to make charts of jazz standards for a band I'm in.
Lately, I've been helping a friend write an electric bass guitar
method book. We're using lilypond book for our working draft. I have
no idea what the eventual publisher w
Han-Wen Nienhuys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> > Any suggestions how to get around this...
>
> Upgrade FontForge, it is a bug in fontforge.
The only version I see in Debian is fontforge-0.0.20041012-1. The
fontforge_0.0.20040703-2.wf.1_i386.deb in the woody deb direc
Any suggestions how to get around this...
mftrace --encoding feta-din10.enc -I ./out/ --pfa --simplify feta-din10
sh: potrace: command not found
mftrace 1.0.34
Font `feta-din10'...
Using encoding file: `./out/feta-din10.enc'
Running Metafont...
Tracing bitmaps... [33][102][109][112][114][115][122]
"James Fay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Installed 2.4.0 with Woody
Where is a 2.4.0 woody package available?
I see 2.2.6-2 in sid and 2.1.0 in sarge.
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Mats Bengtsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Have you tried running the emacsclient command manually from the
> command line? Try first with just
> emacsclient somefile
> which should open the the file in the running emacs. Type
> CTRL-X # to end the emacslient session (this is not necessary
> whe
David Raleigh Arnold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Sometimes you may want to use $\\math$ symbols in the lilypond
> portion of the file. Two bytes may be better than one, like
> $$ or ;; or $;. daveA
Good point. I recently discovered that LaTeX defines the \flat,
\sharp, and \natural symbols
I'm helping a friend write an electric bass method book. In an effort
to reach as many players as possible, we decided to print each
exercise in both bass clef and tablature. Lilypond and lilypond-book
work great for this.
After experimenting, we came up with dozens of snippets like the
example
I currently have lilypond-2.1.0-2 from Debian testing.
I'd like to use English note names (like `gs' and `af' for G-sharp and
A-flat) in a book I'm starting work on.
It works to add this...
\begin{lilypond}
\include "english.ly"
...
\end{lilypond}
But, the \include needs to be repe
"Michael Lakes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Yeah, fixed note spacing base on note duration would not be good. I
> thought of that as a fix for this problem, which would look better
> than what's currently produced.
>
>
> Notes in a measure probably should have the same spacing if they're
> th
