I don't understand what Donald talked about. The syntax for
a \score{...} block is
\score{
music_expression
optional_layout_block
optional_midi_block
optional_header_block
}
and as soon as you have more than a single note, the music expression
is formed by including several notes within curly
Well,
I see that this is a lilypond issue the multiple score blocks are making
it crazy. Could there be a limit to the amount of multiple scores
allowed in one lilypond file?
Aaron
On Sun, 2005-10-09 at 07:40 +0200, dax2 wrote:
>Hello Aaron, why do you send so much lilysource?
>
>Isn't t
On Sun, 2005-10-09 at 07:40 +0200, dax2 wrote:
>Hello Aaron, why do you send so much lilysource?
>
>Isn't the problem identifiable with one oboe-block?
>
>You have two braces just after "\\score"
>
right that is the template I got to not use any includes. but if what
you are saying
Hello Aaron, why do you send so much lilysource?
Isn't the problem identifiable with one oboe-block?
You have two braces just after "\\score"
I cut off after one oboe block and moved one brace and then
Lilypond runs. I know,- I know. It does not work when you have
more blocks of \\scor
Hi all,
A friend of mine who is a python person wrote a script
to create and index file from aprox the first 25 notes
of each lilypond file in a directory and dump them
into a lilypond file.
There are some problems such as what to do with
\repeats and \breaks but I resolved to edit the
resulting f
