What would it cost to get a better caesura (railroad tracks)? I will
consider sponsoring it. Here are examples of caesuras attached.
It should be a pair of parallel lines not two distorted commas.
I sent this once but one of the attachments was rejected.
Thanks,
Paul Scott
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luis jure <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> lilypond: /usr/lib/openoffice/program/libstdc++.so.6: version
> 'CXXABI_1.3.1' not found (required by lilypond)
The problem is that lilypond is executed in the environment of
OpenOffice.org, that has several special presets to use the OOo
version of shared
Please search the mailing list archives for related discussions.
As far as I can remember, the main problem has been to find a
layout, preferably from some printed score following the same
general layout ideals that Han-Wen and Jan prefers.
/Mats
Paul Scott wrote:
What would it cost to get a
If you really want to use it as a piano pedal bracket, then you can do
\override Staff.SustainPedalLineSpanner #'direction = #UP
\override Staff.PianoPedalBracket #'edge-height = #'(-1.0 . -1.0)
Otherwise, use ordinary text spanners with
\override TextSpanner #'dash-fraction
Hi Paul,
before an "official" solution is found maybe something like the code
below is a bit closer to what you have in mind. It is based on the
definition of \slashSeparator in ly/titling-init.ly, but the result is
still a bit ugly and not precisely what you want because the 'flat ends'
of the sl
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Please search the mailing list archives for related discussions.
I probably started most of those discussions and now we have something
which is certainly uglier than any of Han-Wen or Jan's standards.
As far as I can remember, the main problem has been to find a
layout, p
Maximilian Albert wrote:
Hi Paul,
before an "official" solution is found maybe something like the code
below is a bit closer to what you have in mind. It is based on the
definition of \slashSeparator in ly/titling-init.ly, but the result is
still a bit ugly and not precisely what you want becaus
If you just want the line to indicate that a voice passes between the
staves,
look in section "Staff switch lines" in the manual. If you want a
glissando,
just make sure to let keep the musical voice in one and the same Voice
context
and let it switch stave:
g4 \glissando \change Staff = up c
S
In order to add a tempo mark, I use a tweak found on the lilypond
documentation website :
tempoMark = #(define-music-function (parser location markp) (string?)
#{
\once \override Score.RehearsalMark #'self-alignment-X = #left
\once \override Score.RehearsalMark #'extra-spacing-width = #'(+i
Arvid Grøtting wrote:
Also, do you happen to know how to bring dynamic
marks a bit closer to the staff by default?
I'm not quite sure, but read the fine manual; it's probably in there.
The default is already fairly close, in my opinion. However, you can reduce
it somewhat more by
I'm developing a web app using LilyPond, and version 2.10.10 is behaving
differently on my production server than it does on my development
server. It seems to work fine on my development server, but on my
production server I get errors like this:
LilyPond --png C:\WebSites\HymnScores\Temp\L
Thanks, Graham.
I failed to mention that the -dbackend=eps option works outside of OOo. I
verified that before making the changes to Subs.xba.
I think this is some other script error inside OOoLilypond passing a bad
value to Lilypond, but I don't have a clue from the LilyPond error message
where
I have a 4 bar passage that repeats 5 times (i.e., ||: <4 bars> :|| x
5) with no alternate endings. I'm engraving this with the "repeat
volta" syntax, specifying that it's played 5 times, yet the output
only has the standard double bars (meaning play twice). Can lilypond
somehow automatically li
Unfortunately, you have to do it yourself (one reason is that there is
no real typesetting standard on how to do it). See the section on
"Manual repeat commands".
/Mats
Quoting Matthew Simpson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I have a 4 bar passage that repeats 5 times (i.e., ||: <4 bars> :|| x
5) wit
First of all, I hope you are aware of the big security risks
of running LilyPond on a server in this way. There are flags
to run in safe mode, check the documentation and the mailing
list archives.
Regarding your problems, the first thing I would try would be
to add the flag --verbose to get more
I commented my \version line and the \include (inserted the code
directly.) I tried changing line endings from Mac to Unix. I even
tried accessing the LSR site via the X11 version of Firefox instead
of the Mac version. Result is still the same. Here is what I get:
Error running Lilypond
Fred Leason wrote:
I commented my \version line and the \include (inserted the code
directly.) I tried changing line endings from Mac to Unix. I even
tried accessing the LSR site via the X11 version of Firefox instead of
the Mac version. Result is still the same. Here is what I get:
Error
Your were right. I used en-dash which works fine locally but not on
the server. I substituted a regular hyphen and everything is up to
date in LSR under the title SATB Anglican Chant.
On Mar 5, 2007, at 7:11 PM, Graham Percival wrote:
Fred Leason wrote:
I commented my \version line and th
On Mon, Mar 05, 2007 at 10:21:19PM -0600, Fred Leason wrote:
> Your were right. I used en-dash which works fine locally but not on
> the server. I substituted a regular hyphen and everything is up to
> date in LSR under the title SATB Anglican Chant.
>
Good to see!
There is one problem ---
Cameron Horsburgh wrote:
There is one problem --- the explanatory note is extremely large, and
dwarfs the picture of the snippet itself. There also seems to be a
problem with the line wrapping.
I can't see any problem with wrapping... what do you see?
However, it might be better to put the
ex
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