I don't understand exactly how the value of proportionalNotationDuration
influences
the result, but I managed to get nicely spaced notes in your example if I
- replaced the note durations c4*105 -> c4*105/840, ..., c4*420 ->
c4*420/840
(I guess you can figure out why I choose 840).
- used prop
Did you search for "hidden note" in the index to the manual?
You may also want to use the feature described in the section on
"Scaling Durations".
/Mats
Silouan wrote:
Everything is just about perfect! Thank you again for your help. I have
(hopefully) one last question. I need to put in a nu
Samuel Hartmann wrote:
Hi Mats,
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Samuel Hartmann wrote:
* on Linux, ~/.ooolilypond-tmp is used for temporary files
Why not use a directory in /tmp/ for temporary files? I'm probably
not the
only one who has $HOME on a network file system with limited quota.
Of
odt is "OpenDocument Text" (OpenOffice.org)
> ...
> What is "odt"?
> ...
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If the files are _required_ to remain until the next time the user runs
OOoLilypond, /tmp might not be the best place. On some unices, /tmp is
a swap-based filesystem that gets trashed at reboot; on others
(including various Linux distros), there's a cron job that removes
anything that has not bee
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
That's right, but it's really important to store temp files in /tmp:
it's not so bad on my lab machines because they are all Linux and we
run our own file server, but if you walk downstairs to the
undergraduate clusters that run Windows/Novell,
Graham King wrote:
If the files are _required_ to remain until the next time the user runs
OOoLilypond, /tmp might not be the best place.
In that case they are not temporary files, which was the issue here.
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Samuel Hartmann schreef:
Using /tmp can cause problems when several users use OOoLilyPond on the
same machine. The temporary files are the LilyPond input file, the
LilyPond output, the eps or png file. These file stay in the temporary
directory until the next time you run OOoLilyPond. Another
Now the eps backend works without "-dinclude-eps-fonts" here, but I
still cannot print.
I suppose my printer does not understand the binary part of the eps-
file. (?)
I converted the eps-file using epswrite (GSView), and now I get a
"text-only" eps, which I can print.
Thomas
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Hi list !
Using 2.9 on XP.
I'm beginning to engrave Marais' Viol suites (since I've understood eps files
inclusion...).
I'm stuck with this : in the fac simile, inside notes of a chord are stemless.
So I have to get
something like
<<{a4} \\ { % without stem} \\ {a}>>
So I've decided to ge
Bonjour,
j'ai lu la documentation de Lilypond.
Je n'ai pas compris comment insérer un fragment de partition de
Lilypond dans une page HTML.
Apparement, il faudrait utiliser Lilypond-book et différentes commandes.
Malheureusement je ne sais pas où mettre ces commandes et ce
qu'est Lilypond-book.
S
Try of translation for English people :
Hello,
I read Lilyponds documentation.
I don't understand how insert music in a HTML web page.
I sew that I must use Lilypond-book and commands.
But I don't know where I must write these commands and what is Lilypond-book.
Thank you for answers.
Paolozzi
I've read in the Lilypond documentation chapter 11, "Interfaces for
programmers", Appendix B, "Scheme tutorial", and the beginning of the
Scheme manual at:
http://www.swiss.ai.mit.edu/ftpdir/scheme-reports/r5rs-html/r5rs_toc.html
But I'm stuck on a simple problem which probably has a simple a
> Hello,
write this sample and save fragment.ly :
\key c \minor c4 es g2
open notepad un the same folder
write this and save in lilypond-book.bat
lilypond-book.py -f html fragment.ly
run lilypond-book.bat and see
fonctionne avec la version 2.9.23
pas avec la 2.8.7
good with the versi
There's no need for a music function here, why not simply do
stemLess = \once \override Voice.Stem #'transparent = ##t
Also, since you use \once in the previous definition, there's no need
to do a revert later.
/Mats
Quoting Jean-marc LEGRAND <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi list !
Using 2.9
Hi Mats,
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Samuel Hartmann wrote:
* on Linux, ~/.ooolilypond-tmp is used for temporary files
Why not use a directory in /tmp/ for temporary files? I'm probably not the
only one who has $HOME on a network file system with limited quota.
Of course, I could add a soft l
Hi @ all,
I need the following copyright-footer:
-
\version "2.9.19"
\header {
title = \markup \center-align {"The Title"}
tagline = ""
copyright = \markup \column {
\teeny \fill-line {"This is line 1 (left)" " "}
\teeny \fill-line {"T
Quoting Marcus Macauley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
mypitch = #0
#(define mypitch 0)
One of them is enough!
and then change the expression:
(ly:make-pitch 1 0 0)
to:
(ly:make-pitch 1 $mypitch 0)
but when I do that, it complains:
"ERROR: Unbound variable: $mypitch"
Did you try to remove the "$"?
Try inserting the statement shown below immediately prior to your \column
statement. Then adjust the value of baseline-skip until it suits your
taste:
\override #'(baseline-skip . .5)
Ole Hesprich wrote:
>
> Hi @ all,
>
> I need the following copyright-footer:
>
> -
>
> \version "2
Rick Hansen (aka RickH) wrote:
> Try inserting the statement shown below immediately prior to your
> \column statement. Then adjust the value of baseline-skip until it
> suits your taste:
>
> \override #'(baseline-skip . .5)
Thanks, that works perfect!
Where can I find such information in the
Hello,
I hadn't the last version and I never read this.
Thank you very much for this fast answer.
Goodbye
Paolozzi
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Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Quoting Marcus Macauley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
mypitch = #0
#(define mypitch 0)
One of them is enough!
That's why I said I "put one of these lines at the beginning of the file".
When I got the error, I tried defining the variable in Scheme (second line
above) instead
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