Hello,
here is the doc:
http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.12/Documentation/user/lilypond-internals/BarLine#BarLine
and snip:
% -
\layout {
\context {
\Score
\override BarLine #'hair-thickn
Well, I just tried printing the document with Adobe Reader under
WinXP. At least the bars have just the right length, but they still
look too thick.
Even if I still used Evince, I could take care of that if there were
any way to hand-tune the length and thickness of the bars. How do I do
that?
200
These links show already filed bugs on the issue. I am completely sure
that I myself filed a bug on poppler or libpoppler regarding to the
lilypond barlines, but I cannot find the URL despite of having been
searching for half an hour now.
Poppler is the PDF rendering library of evince, if I'm not
Johan Vromans writes:
> This definitely looks like the problem discussed here earlier.
See message and thread.
http://www.squirrel.nl/pub/xfer/lpev.png shows an example.
-- Johan
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Fibonacci Prower writes:
> Well, I just tried printing it, and the bars look even worse - not
> only are they too thick, they also seem to be a bit too long, so that
> they go beyond the limits of the staff on both sides
This definitely looks like the problem discussed here earlier.
Did you try
Hi "Fibonacci Prower",
Well, I just tried printing it, and the bars look even worse - not
only are they too thick, they also seem to be a bit too long, so that
they go beyond the limits of the staff on both sides
I've used Lilypond since v1.8, and I've never seen something like
what you're t
Well, I just tried printing it, and the bars look even worse - not
only are they too thick, they also seem to be a bit too long, so that
they go beyond the limits of the staff on both sides (not sure if I'm
making myself clear on that one).
Is there any way to change that?
2009/1/16 Mats Bengtsson
On Fri, 16 Jan 2009 11:59:47 -0700
Andrew Hawryluk wrote:
> Evince has a problem with the barlines (it's a bug). On Ubuntu, I work
> in Evince while I'm writing, but I print the final PDF from Adobe
> Acrobat.
xpdf also does a good job and is lighter than Acroread. It's in the repos.
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Fibonacci Prower wrote:
Hello,
Simply put, I find the default bars in lilypond too thick
I find the "default bars", and other output, exactly the right weight
when it's 3 feet away on my music stand!
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Andrew Hawryluk writes:
> Evince has a problem with the barlines (it's a bug). On Ubuntu, I work
> in Evince while I'm writing, but I print the final PDF from Adobe
> Acrobat.
Alternatively, you can just "lpr" the pdf.
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On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 11:18 AM, Fibonacci Prower
wrote:
> I'm using Evince, not Acrobat reader.
Evince has a problem with the barlines (it's a bug). On Ubuntu, I work
in Evince while I'm writing, but I print the final PDF from Adobe
Acrobat.
Andrew
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What does the hard-copy print-out look like?
Here's a start; there are other (and lengthier) discussions as well.
http://www.mail-archive.com/lilypond-user@gnu.org/msg15017.html
http://www.mail-archive.com/lilypond-user@gnu.org/msg32997.html
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Neil Thornock, D.M.
Assistant Professor of Music
I'm using Evince, not Acrobat reader.
Could you please point me to a previous discussion on the subject?
2009/1/16 Mats Bengtsson :
> I hope you refer to what you see on a printed paper copy and not to what you
> see on
> the screen using Acrobat reader. As has been discussed on the mailing list,
I hope you refer to what you see on a printed paper copy and not to what
you see on
the screen using Acrobat reader. As has been discussed on the mailing
list, there are
some issues with how the bar lines show up on the screen.
/Mats
Fibonacci Prower wrote:
Hello,
Simply put, I find the d
Hello,
Simply put, I find the default bars in lilypond too thick - whether
they be the bars automatically put between beats, or the ones inserted
by using \bar "something".
Is there any way to make them thinner?
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