In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Bertalan Fodor
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
Certainly not. Actually the java code is compiled to machine code at
runtime. This is slower than precompiling, but the compiled code can
run faster than its precompiled counterpart, because the runtime
machine will have
It seems that your attachments have been filtered out by the mailing list
software. Could you please include the .ly file in the email body.
/Mats
Eduardo Vieira wrote:
Hello, list! I've been reviewing one of my first songs typesetted with Lilypond
and noticed a problem that I don't know how
I would recommend you to construct small examples that illustrates these
problems and send them to the bug-lilypond mailing list.
There was a bug in convert-ly in version 2.10.0. Try version 2.10.2 that
was released yesterday.
/Mats
Syepi wrote:
Hello. I have been using Lilypond 1.6. Now I t
It is true that Java is, by default, a p-code style language. However, what
Bertalan Fodor was referring to is what's called the "Just in Time" compiler.
The JIT must not be confused with Java's command line compiler. The command
line compiler (or those built into IDEs) convert Java text sou
Citando Mats Bengtsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> It seems that your attachments have been filtered out by the mailing list
> software. Could you please include the .ly file in the email body.
>
>/Mats
>
Ok. Here it is:
% Created on Fri Feb 03 20:21:54 BRST 2006
\version "2.8.0"
#(ly:set-option
I'm having two (unrelated) problems adding lyrics at the moment, and wondered
if someone could help.
1: I want to begin a word with a ( . I need to do this to indicate how a vowel
is to be pronounced - e.g. (ch)il(d) . I've tried various things - using escape
sequences as described in the manua
Kress, Stephen-2 wrote:
>
>
> It is true that Java is, by default, a p-code style language. However,
> what Bertalan Fodor was referring to is what's called the "Just in Time"
> compiler. The JIT must not be confused with Java's command line compiler.
> The command line compiler (or those b
1: I want to begin a word with a ( . I need to do this to indicate how a
vowel is to be pronounced - e.g. (ch)il(d) . I've tried various things -
using escape sequences as described in the manual, preceeding the bracket
with a \ etc. but nothing gives me clean output (i.e. without other
characters
Well, jEdit is not fast. But it's LilyPondTool is. :-) Try it :-)
I've never seen a Java application run fast on Windows, ever, in fact they
are so slow that they are unbearable to use.
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Hi,
I have scanned the archives and can't find an answer to this question.
Is there a way to add a note to one verse only (for example, a pick up
note to a measure). It would have to have an internal time value of
zero, since it only appears once, and could be indicated with parentheses.
In a
Hi everybody,
In a proportional notation score, I'd like to be able to draw dotted
vertical lines between pairs (or groups) of notes that have simultaneous
attacks. I have a feeling that if it's possible it uses the GridLines
function, but I'm not sure how to make it only go between certain
On 12/13/06, jim altieri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi everybody,
In a proportional notation score, I'd like to be able to draw dotted
vertical lines between pairs (or groups) of notes that have simultaneous
attacks. I have a feeling that if it's possible it uses the GridLines
function, but I'
"Christopher A. LaFond" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Is there a way to add a note to one verse only (for example, a pick up
> note to a measure). It would have to have an internal time value of
> zero, since it only appears once, and could be indicated with
> parentheses.
I, too, have been tryin
Vivian wrote:
> 2: Extenders. I'm not using /lyricsto or /addlyrics >because the rhythms in
> my music are too complex. >Instead I'm just entering all the lyrics with
> duration >values and then printing them in a Lyrics context. How >can I (or
> can I) add extenders manually? At the moment >no
Thanks for your suggestions. In the example you posted, however, on my Lilypond
( version 2.10.0-2 for Mac OSX ) the first LyricExtender prints, but the second
and third ones don't, even with the \override LyricExtender #'minimum-length .
I'm curious if the above/ below the associated voice has
Hi -
I'm running LilyPond 2.10.0 under Windows XP Pro SP2.
With Mats' help, I've come closer, but still no joy.
To clarify, I'm looking for a way to combine \parallelMusic with
PianoStaff, so that I get a way to write polyphony on a piano staff, and
write the polyphony one measure at a time. The
v2.11.2 Windows...
In the following example one tag filter works but the other fails.
If you use the "chordfret" filter name to generate the chord inversions it
fails, but if you use the "chordname" tag filter to generate those chord
inversions it works. Conversely I also tried \removeWithTag b
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Rick Hansen (aka RickH)"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
I've never seen a Java application run fast on Windows, ever, in fact they
are so slow that they are unbearable to use.
Is that Microsoft's JVM, or Sun's?
And it wouldn't surprise me if there was code in Windo
Anthony W. Youngman wrote:
>
> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Rick Hansen (aka RickH)"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>>I've never seen a Java application run fast on Windows, ever, in fact they
>>are so slow that they are unbearable to use.
>
> Is that Microsoft's JVM, or Sun's?
>
> And it
Yes, that's an architectural problem of jEdit. But this is not a problem for
most lilypond files :-)
But I had no other issues with jEdit other than performance,
> especially with large files (over 2 MB). For work, I sometimes have to look
> at web logs, and those are about 100 MB long text fil
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