> "Han-Wen" == Han-Wen Nienhuys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Han-Wen> I didn't have time to write a reply myself, but this slashdot comment
Han-Wen> excellently summarizes why I think that XML for lilypond is a complete
Han-Wen> waste of time:
I agree with that for now. However,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> One thing I'm interested in - has anyone thought of using XML as a
> neutral definition language in front of LilyPond? Potentially more
> verbose, but there are potential benefits as well. (Probably will start
> this as a separate thread if I get any takers on this
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
> >... I've been using the online manual and tutorial,
> > as well as mutopia to 'learn by example'.
>
> As you say, many of the Mutopia examples are written
> for fairly old Lilypond versions. You can update some
> of the features using the program convert-ly, but if
> yo
>... I've been using the online manual and tutorial,
> as well as mutopia to 'learn by example'.
As you say, many of the Mutopia examples are written
for fairly old Lilypond versions. You can update some
of the features using the program convert-ly, but if
you want a better set of examples to
That did the trick. There is another similar question ( Nov. 2001) on
the list with a similar question so you get 2 kudos with one response.
The 'manual' does not explain this well - then again I am relatively new
(been at LilyPond for less than 3 weeks) so I'm not used to the nuances
in the do
Hans Forbrich wrote:
> \score {
>\simultaneous {
> \Sorastro
> \piano
>}
>\paper { papersize = "letter" }
>\include "paper16.ly"
> }
You need to include paper16.ly outsides the scoreblock, like this:
\include "paper16.ly"
\score {
\simultaneous {
\S
All,
First - many thanks for producing Lilypond. It's wonderful! (And hopefully
this is using plain text - if not, my apologies in advance)
I'm using LilyPond 1.4.12 under Windows 98 (SE). I've created the .ly file
and it works great, until I try ro resize the font. Below are the 'score'
sec
