I have now tested the example with lilypond 2.4.6 on cygwin and get
the same result (misplaced dots)
Thomas
>
> Erik Sandberg wrote:
> > On Monday 09 May 2005 13.46, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
> >
> >>I can confirm the bug on Cygwin 2.4.3 as well as Erik's observation
> >>that it doesn't happen in 2
Two things:
(1)
find ~/Documents .name '*.ly' -type f -exec /Developer/Tools/
SetFile -t 'TEXT' {} \;
That should be -name, not .name.
(2)
Short-term, doing one that simply passes things on to the default
text importer is apparently like 4 lines of code; I'd just have to
research what those
The jDvi-viewer doesn't seem to work.
I get the message: "There are missing fonts. I'm creating them now,
please wait..." and nothing happens.
The windows taskmanager shows kspewhich.exe with "0" cpu-activity.
After waiting all I can do is terminating jEdit via taskmanager.
I have updated to lily
Definitely not, take a look at the example called
volta-chord-names.ly in the Tips and Tricks document
for version 2.5. The explanations in the example are
somewhat misleading (I will correct it) since it mentions
adding an engraver, but the example itself is relevant.
/Mats
Robert T Wyatt wrote
Thanks. That solves the problem :)
Alberto
Graham Percival wrote:
On 11-May-05, at 2:20 PM, David Sanders wrote:
e8([ cis-3 \acciaccatura e8-5 d8-4 b)]
Try
e8[( cis-3 \acciaccatura e8-5 d8-4 b])
Since an \acc creates a slur, you can't have another slur happening
at the same time. Use a
That may be a bug. Do you have the latest LilyPondTool (0.2.7)?
If yes, you could try lily4jedit-devel until I find time to update
LilyPondTool.
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=91119&package_id=121443&release_id=311018
Bert
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I'm not sure how that answers the original question.
Rob, have you tried to just rerun the installation program again,
that usually helps.
/Mats
Bertalan Fodor wrote:
First install can take up to 15-30 minutes. You can check in Task
Manager if there are running processes. (That has a CPU utiliz
Robert T Wyatt wrote:
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Robert T Wyatt wrote:
2.5.23 MacOS 10.3.9
1) First, a possible bug: My glissando in the first measure
dissappeared (but the gliss between measures 11/12 is present). I
think it happened when I implemented the voltas (please correct my
pluralization if
You have bad environment variables for TeX.
Do you really not have another TeX installed?
Try to run setup.exe again, and make sure that tetex-3.0.0-3 is installed
Always use "Reply All" when replying to the lilypond lists, because our
policy is to keep discussions also on the list.
Bert
OK. Ho
Bertalan Fodor wrote:
You have bad environment variables for TeX.
Do you really not have another TeX installed?
Try to run setup.exe again, and make sure that tetex-3.0.0-3 is installed
This doesn't help if you happen to have environment variables like
TEXMF defined in Windows. See
http://lists.g
Thank you,
I tried lily4jedit-devel and jDvi does not crash (I can close it
normally), but does no seem to work either.
But I get a "Bean Shell Error" when trying to process a ly file via
jEdit.
So I gues I have to wait for a new version.
Thomas
> That may be a bug. Do you have the latest LilyP
Hi Mats, all,
> I'm not sure how that answers the original question.
> Rob, have you tried to just rerun the installation program again,
> that usually helps.
What Bertalan meant, was that this 'No Package' step (running the
post-install) can sometimes take a long time. I recently installed
Lilyp
Mats,
Worked like a charm! (I wound up cutting and pasting my chords and
melody into the example since my overall organization of the file--with
regard to the score--seemed to be lacking.)
In looking for this answer I had searched the archives, manual, and the
regression test file, but I guess
Okay,
Most relevant part of this thread as pertains to the subject line :-)
I suppose this might be fixed in 2.5.24, but in 2.5.23 on MacOS 10.3.9 I
find that my (3) glissandi are just tiny dashes, practically dots, when
implemented normally. (They were at measures 1, 10/11 --not 11/12 as I
had-
The problem is probably that LilyPond chooses a line breaking with
fairly tight note spacing, so the resulting glissando symbol is too
short to show up.
I tried to set
\override Glissando #'minimum-length = #5
but it didn't have any effect unless I also did
\override Glissando #'spacing-procedure
Instrument names are still missing from 2.5.24 (see regression tests,
e.g.). I'm stuck with 2.5.22 until it is fixed. I did not see this on
Han-Wen's list of things to fix prior to 2.6.
(OS 10.3.9 and no dynamics font problems!)
Stan
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If you haven't heard about it on this list, I suspect nobody has done
one yet. I'll take it under advisement that there's a desire for this.
One temporary solution: the easiest way to tell OS X that your .ly
files are text files is to set their HFS metadata type attribute like
so (assuming a
Two things:
(1)
find ~/Documents .name '*.ly' -type f -exec /Developer/Tools/
SetFile -t 'TEXT' {} \;
That should be -name, not .name.
(2)
Short-term, doing one that simply passes things on to the default
text importer is apparently like 4 lines of code; I'd just have to
research what those li
Mats,
This combination did fix my problem. Thank you!
Below is the working implementation.
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
The problem is probably that LilyPond chooses a line breaking with
fairly tight note spacing, so the resulting glissando symbol is too
short to show up.
I tried to set
\override Glissand
Robert T Wyatt wrote:
Mats,
This combination did fix my problem. Thank you!
Slight correction. I had to go to minimum-length = #6 to force the one
between measures 10/11 to show up. It had been at the line wrap before.
minimum-length = #6
How should a gliss behave at the end-beginning of a line?
Mats Bengtsson:
> Use the trick from the example called tie-cross-voice.ly in the
> Tips and Tricks document for your version of LilyPond
Thank you. I'll have to fiddle around some time to make it look
reasonable, though. (Is there any way to simply shorten a tie?)
It would be nice if someone cou
Title: Space after clef
In v 2.4.3, transcribing solo scores with multiple clef changes within bars, notes following the clef glyphs are too close to the glyphs. Using \override Score.SeparationItem #'padding = #2.0 causes added space both prior to and following the glyphs.
Is there a way t
2.5.23 MacOS 10.3.9
After implementing the tip/trick from below, the volta brackets for the
first ending of A at the top no longer closes. The volta bracket at the
very ending (fine) also doesn't close, but it was already like that
before making the change.
It's possible that adjusting padding
After upgrading from 2.2.x to 2.4.5 on my Debian sid system, all the
text (title, composer, rehearsal marks, markups etc.) is typeset using a
strange font which resmbles Courier. I tried to reinstall
ec-fonts-mftraced 1.0.10a-1 but the problem is still there.
Do people have any idea about how to
Run lilypond --verbose ... to get more information on what happens,
especially when lilypond calls dvips. Then, search the mailing
list archives. I guess most possible problems have been discussed
several times here.
/Mats
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Mats Bengtsson
I am in the process of finishing a book for our church-choir in church-slavic,
but in modern cyrillic, which contains of 127 pieces, some are versions on
the same text.
However Lilpond-book breaks after about the 105 file, it does not continue to
process the rest of the files in the input-file.
Herman Grootaers wrote:
I am in the process of finishing a book for our church-choir in church-slavic,
but in modern cyrillic, which contains of 127 pieces, some are versions on
the same text.
However Lilpond-book breaks after about the 105 file, it does not continue to
process the rest of the
I think that has something to do with the config file that the sid version
of ec-fonts-mftraced has. Try downgrading to the version that is in sarge
(which, I believe is the same version but with the right config file).
Josiah
On Thu, 12 May 2005, Antonio PALAMA' wrote:
After upgrading from 2.2.
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