Hello,
> It may help your understanding to know
> that \tweak itself is implemented as a music function taking 3 arguments.
> The syntax of \tweak is
> \tweak symbol value music_expression
OK, thank you, that's very clear. That fact, for any given keyword,
would tell a user immediately whether
In my understanding, the difference between \override and \tweak is
that with \override, you can only specify the "time" at which the setting
should be active, i.e. if you have several notes or whatever that appear
simultaneous within the same context, then you can not affect them
individually,
j
Korcan Kayrak wrote:
Hi,
I've been dealing with Lilypond for a couple of days and I loved it,
perfect output and 100% control on the music..
I've questions that I could not find a solution in help documentations;
* Can I customize the key? In Turkish Classical Music there are
I would like to also note, that you can use Python as well in jEdit
(using the Jython plugin), so if you learn Python and not Java, you can
still write sophisticated macros for LilyPondTool :-)
Bert
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Hello,
It may help your understanding to know
that \tweak itself is implemented as a music function taking 3 arguments.
The syntax of \tweak is
\tweak symbol value music_expression
OK, thank you, that's very clear. That fact, for any given keywor
Right! This first example of the tutorial is somewhat idealized to hide
unnecessary complications. I hope you haven't got stuck there but rather
kept reading and experimenting with the program.
(If you really want to know exactly what the LilyPond looks like, that
produced that particular example
On Wed, Nov 29, 2006 at 06:48:24PM -0800, Graham Percival wrote:
> Cameron, do you still have that list? Sorry, I keep on losing it.
> Could you post the URL?
>
The url is http://web.netcall.com.au/horsburgh/DocUpdate.html
If you want I'm happy to update this for the 2.10 release. However I c
Hi Marcel!
I hope that's what you're looking for...
accBasson = ^\markup \combine
\musicglyph #"accordion.accDiscant"
\raise #0.5 \musicglyph #"accordion.accDot"
\score {
\relative c'' {
\time 4/4 \key c \major \clef treble
c \once \override TextS
Thies Albrecht gmx.de> writes:
>
> Hi Marcel!
>
> I hope that's what you're looking for...
>
> accBasson = ^\markup \combine
> \musicglyph #"accordion.accDiscant"
> \raise #0.5 \musicglyph #"accordion.accDot"
>
> \score {
> \relative c'' {
>\time
In situations where you only want to move this vertically, I would
recommend to override the padding property instead:
\override TextScript #'padding = #3
since then LilyPond will take the new position into account when
calculating the spacing between the score lines and similarly.
/Mats
Thies
Dear all,
Just a few words to tell you I wrote a wikibook in French
http://fr.wikibooks.org/wiki/Introduction_%C3%A0_LilyPond
nothing extraordinary, juste the basic facts (in fact, I discovered one of the
best ways to learn how to use a software was to write a manual...).
There are probably some
I was reading the archives on how to define a custom page size, and
I'm a little confused as to whether the issue was resolved, meaning,
I've read the archives, and tried the suggestions there, but still
cannot output my page size.
I've added to the file "paper.scm" the line
("octavo" .
I'm sorry, I misinterpreted my output. What I get is the proper paper
size, but rotated. The music is portrait and cropped where the paper
is, but the paper is landscape. So close. What am I missing?
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Hi Graham,
Thanks for the reply.
I've put together what I think is a relatively straightforward, step-
by-step presentation of the problem I'm having.
Hope it helps.
I added the second bar of eights because the effect is more
noticeable in a narrower bar.
Best,
Sean
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James E. Bailey-2 wrote:
>
> I was reading the archives on how to define a custom page size, and
> I'm a little confused as to whether the issue was resolved, meaning,
> I've read the archives, and tried the suggestions there, but still
> cannot output my page size.
>
> I've added to the
Alas, I am on macintosh. Intel iMac, OSX 10.4
On Thursday, November 30, 2006, at 08:55AM, "Rick Hansen (aka RickH)" <[EMAIL
PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
>James E. Bailey-2 wrote:
>>
>> I was reading the archives on how to define a custom page size, and
>> I'm a little confused as to whether the is
Thank you very much Christophe.
I haven't seen yet any mention concerning your Wiki on the Lilypond
French list ; so if you haven't do so, maybe you should consider
posting there as well...
It seems to be quite a good introduction to Lilypond, IMHO much more
beginner-friendly than the "official"
Ok...
I must be missing something very simple, but I've been beating a dead horse
for the past few weeks trying to get convert-ly and other utilities to run
on Windows XP.
>From te command prompt I change directory to "C:\Program
Files\LilyPond\usr\bin" which is where lilyponfd is installed, but
Hello,
> . . . one problem is that this [giving the syntax of each keyword] would
> still just tell a small part of the full syntax.
I think it would give a big part of the full syntax, even if not the whole
picture. It would enable a user to know
(1) what type of "arguments" have to follow
Install the 2.10.0-1 version of LilyPond (and not the bad, 2.10.0-2)
Then you will be able to run convert-ly by:
- running 'python convert-ly' from C:\Program Files\LilyPond\usr\bin
- or by clicking the convert-ly button in LilyPondTool (if you use that)
Bert
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Bertalan Fodor-2 wrote:
>
> Install the 2.10.0-1 version of LilyPond (and not the bad, 2.10.0-2)
> Then you will be able to run convert-ly by:
> - running 'python convert-ly' from C:\Program Files\LilyPond\usr\bin
> - or by clicking the convert-ly button in LilyPondTool (if you use that)
>
> B
Bertalan Fodor-2 wrote:
>
> Install the 2.10.0-1 version of LilyPond (and not the bad, 2.10.0-2)
> Then you will be able to run convert-ly by:
> - running 'python convert-ly' from C:\Program Files\LilyPond\usr\bin
> - or by clicking the convert-ly button in LilyPondTool (if you use that)
>
> B
Hi Rick,
Actually the file is convert-ly.py - it's a python script.
I use abc2ly, another python script. Try just "cd C:\Program
> Files\LilyPond" or cd into whatever folder the music file is in and
try the command there. After some initial struggles, I found that both
work with abc2ly. You
Hi everybody,
I know some text editors have a support for lilypond; I'd like to know
what's a fine editor for lilypond, and if it is possible to customize
gedit (sintax highlighting and statement recognition adn completation).
bye
confrey
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confrey
Linux Regis
Just as I thought - you are trying too hard! I'm not a programmer
either. What on earth is all that "import" stuff? If you have the
music in a desktop folder and cd to that folder you won't have to bother
with any of that. Just type convert-ly and the file name.
Cheers!
Bonnie
Rick Hansen
Bonnie Rogers wrote:
>
> Hi Rick,
>
> Actually the file is convert-ly.py - it's a python script.
>
> I use abc2ly, another python script. Try just "cd C:\Program
> > Files\LilyPond" or cd into whatever folder the music file is in and
> try the command there. After some initial struggles,
Bonnie Rogers wrote:
>
> Just as I thought - you are trying too hard! I'm not a programmer
> either. What on earth is all that "import" stuff? If you have the
> music in a desktop folder and cd to that folder you won't have to bother
> with any of that. Just type convert-ly and the file
Rick Hansen (aka RickH) wrote:
All the import stuff is coming back to me, I only typed exactly what you
typed, except I have to type "python" in front of it because my convert-ly
file has no file extension on the file name. So if I just type convert-ly
Windows does not know its a python file so
I don't know the technical terminus for this in English: the first
staff of a new piece begins more to the right than the following
ones. How do I get the first staff to be like all the others?
Manuel
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Rick,
Like you I'm a musician and not a programmer, also running Win XP, with
Lilypond 2.10.
I found the LilyPondTool for jEdit makes things quite simple. You really
should give it a try.
I haven't figured out all the tricks yet but at least I'm off to a start!
Thanks for the tip on LP 2.11. I n
So, "indent" is the word.
Am 01/12/2006 um 00:36 schrieb Geoff Horton:
\layout {
indent = 0.0\cm
}
I added this and it worked in itself, but now the bar number
engraver, wich I had removed, is back again.
Manuel
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Mats Bengtsson escreveu:
>> OK, thank you, that's very clear. That fact, for any given keyword,
>> would tell a user immediately whether (s)he could just write a macro or
>> would be forced to define a function for some expression involving the
>> keyword.
>>
>> Is the information
>>(1) numbe
Bertalan Fodor escreveu:
> Install the 2.10.0-1 version of LilyPond (and not the bad, 2.10.0-2)
> Then you will be able to run convert-ly by:
> - running 'python convert-ly' from C:\Program Files\LilyPond\usr\bin
> - or by clicking the convert-ly button in LilyPondTool (if you use that)
I think a
Tim Reeves escreveu:
> BTW, I noticed (because I'm a horn player!) that Han-Wen Nienhuys input
> quite a bit of horn music. Han-Wen, are you a horn player?
yup.
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LilyPond Software Design
-- Code for Music Notation
http://w
Add this to the end of your \score block:
\layout {
indent = 0.0\cm
}
If you already have a layout block, just add that to it.
Geoff
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I added this and it worked in itself, but now the bar number
engraver, wich I had removed, is back again.
You can have multiple things in the \layout block, like this:
\layout {
indent = 0.0\cm
\context {
\Score
\remove "Bar_number_engraver"
}
}
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There's a section on "Editor support" in the manual, did you read that?
Also, you could try to search the mailing list archives to get even more
hints.
/Mats
confrey wrote:
Hi everybody,
I know some text editors have a support for lilypond; I'd like to know
what's a fine editor for lilypond
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