Richard Glascodine schreef:
Also, the installer kind of 'froze' at 99% (annoying) but when I clicked
cancel a window popped up and said installation complete, so I carried
on anyway.
It looks like you're using the Cygwin version, right? The installer
normally seems to hang, but if you wait l
I too can read the French but it would be very convenient to have a
translation so I do not inadvertently misunderstand.
Merci
Jay
Benjamin Esham wrote:
On Jun 24, 2005, at 9:10 AM, andrea valle wrote:
(...Ehm, I'm sorry to be unpopular and I don't want to seem
unkind...).
I understand wit
Richard-
If you know anything about abc files? It's a system mostly for trad
(read folk) music usually single line though it is more flexible than
that. Anyway the 'programing' is similar, rather simple and then you
just need a program to translate it to notation.
Again similar to the conve
Hi!
I just installed Lilypond with fink on my ibook G4 (10.3.9.).
When I tested dyld didn't found libkpathsea.3.4.5.dylib.
I only have libkpathsea.4.0.0.dylib so i made a link to it with this
name.
That caused this result:
tbook:~ tosek$ lilypond foo
lilypond (GNU LilyPond) 2.2.6
Running lily
On 25 jun 2005, at 18:22, Jay Hamilton, Sound and Silence wrote:
I too can read the French but it would be very convenient to have a
translation so I do not inadvertently misunderstand.
Merci
Jay
Not only that, but posting your question in a language other than
english will deprive your
On 25-Jun-05, at 10:55 AM, Tobias Sebastian Kuhn wrote:
tbook:~ tosek$ lilypond foo
lilypond (GNU LilyPond) 2.2.6
Please either use fink unstable and lilypond (2.4.6, IIRC), or the
new binary package (preferred option, gives 2.5.32) downloaded
from the lilypond website.
Cheers,
- Graham
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Nicolas, your answer was very helpful - thanks
There should not be parens alone on a line. When you read Lisp or Scheme
code, parentheses are not that important, what you look at is
indentation.
Me coming from C/C++ and pascal, I find scheme quite hard to read
actually, but I guess it's a ma
Arjan Bos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On 25 jun 2005, at 18:22, Jay Hamilton, Sound and Silence wrote:
>
>> I too can read the French but it would be very convenient to have a
>> translation so I do not inadvertently misunderstand.
>> Merci
>> Jay
>>
>
> Not only that, but posting your question
The LilyPond distribution does indeed contain a program called
abc2ly, see the section on "Converting from other formats in the
LilyPond manual.
However, if you use the new installation package for Windows, there
are some extra tricks needed to run the extra programs like convert-ly
and abc2ly, s
Move the \header{...} blocks into the respective \score{...} blocks,
i.e. something like:
\score{
...
\header
{
piece="Kyrie"
composer=""
tagline= ""
}
}
/Mats
Imruska wrote:
Hello,
I created a Palestrina Mass score, each movement (Kyrie, Gloria, Credo,
Sanctus, Bene
Mats- that's very interesting.
What I can't see/find in the archives, or maybe just don't understand is
how to acquire
abc2ly or the midi2ly or python for that matter.
Also when the instruction say invoke-
I know where and how to do that in linux but am a bit uncertain as to
how to go about tha
Nicolas Sceaux wrote on 2005 June 25:
> How curious may it seem to you, not every body on this planet can write
> in English. I've seen fontconfig and pango in LilyPond's
> dependencies/requirements, not English language read and written.
Yes, well put.
When I recently became interested in this
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