On 23 August 2010 12:09, Patrick Schmidt wrote:
>
> Hi Nick & Xavier,
>
> thanks very much and sorry for re-asking the question (when I described
> the problem I had no internet connection and I forgot to check the
> archives before actually sending the mail).
Maybe there should be a notice/warni
On Mon 23 Aug 2010, 10:04 Patrick Schmidt wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> it doesn't seem to be possible to draw arrow-type arpeggios across
> several voices. In the following example the arpeggio is drawn but
> the arrow is missing.
>
> \version "2.13.30"
> musicVoiceOne = {
> \arpeggioArrowUp
%{ \o
Hi Eluze,
thank you! I think it works because the \once\override... command
changes the normal arpeggio style to a style with an arrow. So in
this example you don't really need the command \arpeggioArrowUp any
more.
Cheers
patrick
Am 23.08.2010 um 12:07 schrieb eluze:
hi Patrick
since
Hi Nick & Xavier,
thanks very much and sorry for re-asking the question (when I
described the problem I had no internet connection and I forgot to
check the archives before actually sending the mail).
Cheers
patrick
Am 23.08.2010 um 11:41 schrieb Nick Payne:
On 23/08/10 18:04, Patrick Sch
On 23/08/10 18:04, Patrick Schmidt wrote:
Hi all,
it doesn't seem to be possible to draw arrow-type arpeggios across
several voices. In the following example the arpeggio is drawn but the
arrow is missing.
\version "2.13.30"
musicVoiceOne = {
\arpeggioArrowUp
4\arpeggio
}
musicVoiceTwo =
Hi all,
it doesn't seem to be possible to draw arrow-type arpeggios across
several voices. In the following example the arpeggio is drawn but
the arrow is missing.
\version "2.13.30"
musicVoiceOne = {
\arpeggioArrowUp
4\arpeggio
}
musicVoiceTwo = {
%\arpeggioArrowUp
e4\arpeggio
}
