Re: Update on my question re. lilypond-book.

2004-07-30 Thread Mats Bengtsson
Lyle Raymond wrote: Yesterday I posted a question regarding a problem I was having with lilypond-book (see original text below). I since discovered that the problem lies in using pdflatex to render the output. Is there a fix? Not at the moment, since the TeX code generated by LilyPond that is

Re: help

2004-07-30 Thread Han-Wen Nienhuys
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > On 28-Jul-04, at 9:31 AM, David wrote: > > I have downloaded lilypond, but don't know how to install it, open it, > > or use it. (whichever I'm supposed to do next after downloading) > > Help > > What operating system are you using? And have you read the > inst

blank noteheads

2004-07-30 Thread Jean-marc LEGRAND
Hi list ! I'm using lily 2.0, an i'm wondering how to produce white noteheads with baroque music (for example, white half-notes). It must be something like \property Voice.Notehead \ste #'style =#' blank but i can't make it working. Thanks and have a good WEnd ! ___

Re: blank noteheads

2004-07-30 Thread Mats Bengtsson
As described in the manual, all available note head styles are listed in the example http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.0/input/regression/out-www/collated-files.html#note-head-style.ly /Mats Jean-marc LEGRAND wrote: Hi list ! I'm using lily 2.0, an i'm wondering how to produce white noteheads with bar

scheme problems

2004-07-30 Thread Werner LEMBERG
[lilypond 2.2.5] I want to have a \Fermata macro which puts a fermata over a rest, moving it down by a certain amount (basically, this is to work around a bug in lilypond: The position of a fermata over a rest is far too high). While I can come up with scheme code to create a RestEvent, I wasn't

eszet and y dieresis mixed up in ec*.pfa

2004-07-30 Thread Achim Schneider
At least that's my conclusion after comparing the pfa's with iso8859-1: ordinal iso ec's 223 ß SS 255 ÿ ß Applying :1,$s/ÿ/ß/g over the .ly makes the output printable, but isn't exactly the solution I am hoping for... tia and keep up the good work, Achim __

eszet and y dieresis mixed up in ec*.pfa

2004-07-30 Thread Han-Wen Nienhuys
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > At least that's my conclusion after comparing the pfa's with iso8859-1: > > ordinal iso ec's > 223 ß SS > 255 ÿ ß > > Applying :1,$s/ÿ/ß/g over the .ly makes the output printable, but isn't > exactly the solution I am hoping for... in 2.3.9,

guitar transposition down an octave

2004-07-30 Thread Patrick Stanistreet
I wrote the list earlier that I was converting my lilypond 1.6.0 files to 2.3.8 (started with 2.2.0) using convert-ly the form for midi transpose no longer worked. I tried transposition and it works ok and does not affect the score output I put in just ahead of the notes, dont know why c works, I

scheme problems

2004-07-30 Thread Werner LEMBERG
[lilypond 2.2.5] I want to have a \Fermata macro which puts a fermata over a rest, moving it down by a certain amount (basically, this is to work around a bug in lilypond: The position of a fermata over a rest is far too high). While I can come up with scheme code to create a RestEvent, I wasn't

Which windows is supported?

2004-07-30 Thread Jurgis
Which versions of Windows is supported by the 2.2 version of Lilypad available for download? Windows 98? Windows XP? This info would be good to add to the download page (like the versions listed for some of the other OS's). George [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___

Re: Update on my question re. lilypond-book.

2004-07-30 Thread Lyle Raymond
I figured that out, and even wrote a shell script that handles the whole job. The new question is this: My lilypond code is embedded in chapter1.latex. Chapter One of my book is a separate file which contains no \documentclass{} heading. Lilypond-book doesn't like this. How is this handled?

Re: help

2004-07-30 Thread Graham Percival
On 30-Jul-04, at 1:42 AM, Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: What operating system are you using? And have you read the instructions on the website? Lilypond is not the kind of program you can use without reading the documentation. Although I understand this remark, I dislike it, b