On Wed, Feb 25, 2015 at 08:58:07AM +1100, Peter Chubb wrote:
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> BTW, articulate was developed as a hack for the Artemis robot
> instrument challenge; changes in Lilypond since then mean that it's
> rather out of date. Some of the functionality is now already in the
> Lilypond C++ core (shorte
> "Davide" == Davide Liessi writes:
Davide> Dear Peter, Il 24/02/15 06.48, Peter Chubb ha scritto:
>> I had a brainstorm -- the problem is SkipMusic which isn't handled
>> anywhere. But we can use a SkipEvent instead, and it all works!!!
Davide> Alas it does not: I get the same barcheck fai
Dear Peter,
Il 24/02/15 06.48, Peter Chubb ha scritto:
> I had a brainstorm -- the problem is SkipMusic which isn't handled
> anywhere. But we can use a SkipEvent instead, and it all works!!!
Alas it does not: I get the same barcheck failures both in the minimal example
I posted and in the real
> "Davide" == Davide Liessi writes:
Davide> Dear Peter, Il 04/02/15 09.46, Peter Chubb ha scritto:
>> Looks like the code that was added to do agogic accents (aka swing)
>> expands MultiMeasureRestMusic and throws away any articulation
>> events (like the end of the trill spanner) on the way.
> "Davide" == Davide Liessi writes:
Davide> Dear Peter, Il 04/02/15 09.46, Peter Chubb ha scritto:
>> Looks like the code that was added to do agogic accents (aka swing)
>> expands MultiMeasureRestMusic and throws away any articulation
>> events (like the end of the trill spanner) on the way.
Dear Peter,
Il 04/02/15 09.46, Peter Chubb ha scritto:
Looks like the code that was added to do agogic accents (aka swing)
expands MultiMeasureRestMusic and throws away any articulation events
(like the end of the trill spanner) on the way.
The fix is probably to add the ariculations in at the
> "Noeck" == Noeck writes:
Noeck> Hi Davide,
>> I would expect \articulate to correctly handle trill spanners
>> regardless to what \stopTrillSpan is attached to.
Noeck> Yep, me too. That’s why I said: I don’t know how to fix it.
Looks like the code that was added to do agogic accents (ak
Hi Davide,
> I would expect \articulate to correctly handle trill spanners regardless
> to what \stopTrillSpan is attached to.
Yep, me too. That’s why I said: I don’t know how to fix it.
Joram
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Dear Joram,
Il 04/02/15 00.19, Noeck ha scritto:
I don’t know how to fix it in articulate but adding <> and moving the
\stopTrillSpan before the rest seems to work:
Thanks, that is a nice workaround!
However I believe this is a bug in articulate.ly.
This means: The trill stops visually at th
Hi Davide,
I don’t know how to fix it in articulate but adding <> and moving the
\stopTrillSpan before the rest seems to work:
\version "2.19.15"
\include "articulate.ly"
mus = {
b1 \startTrillSpan |
<> \stopTrillSpan R1 |
b2 r |
}
\new Staff \mus
\articulate \mus
This means: The trill st
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