Graham Percival wrote Friday, August 15, 2008 11:36 PM
On Fri, 15 Aug 2008 22:16:13 +0100
"Neil Puttock" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
2008/8/15 Graham Percival <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> \midi { \tempo 4 = 60 }
>
Unfortunately, you can't put \tempo inside a \midi block any more.
Oh yeah, I remem
2008/8/13 Carl Sorensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I have found a place where \new is needed.
...
> everything works as it should. Apparently, in the first usage, the unnamed
> Staff context had been implicitly created and was unsuccessfully reused.
>
> Given this result, it appears to me that \new is
Graham Percival wrote
I would prefer that early users placed a \tempo 4 = 60
in their score block, which is easier to understand,
works in MIDI, and permits dotted notes to be used
Early users would think in terms of dotted notes and write
\tempo 4. = 60
But no, no. You had to write
Robin Bannister wrote Saturday, August 16, 2008 10:11 AM
Subject: Re: doc work
Graham Percival wrote
(Actually it was me)
I would prefer that early users placed a \tempo 4 = 60
in their score block, which is easier to understand,
works in MIDI, and permits dotted notes to be used
Early
Trevor Daniels wrote
? I don't understand.
\tempo 4.=60
works fine in the \score block.
Sorry.
For "early" read "prehistoric", I suppose.
Because [1] worked, I never needed to do anything differently.
And convert-ly.py (2.10.33) now removes \tempo from my files.
[1] http://lists.gnu.org/arch
On 8/16/08 2:41 AM, "Francisco Vila" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> But, instead of doing reverse engineering all the time, shouldn't the
> core developers simply explain how did they coded \context and \new,
> when are they needed, what do they differ in, etc?
I believe that the docs started
Is there any way to simply combine chords, lyrics, and melody sections into a
single LP "variable?" I am trying to create pop leadsheets and my score
sections look like this one:
%--
\score { <<
\new ChordNames { \transpose g g { \set chordChanges = ##t
Unless I'm misunderstanding your question I think you probably can do
what you're talking about. You may need to experiment a bit to get it
to behave the way you want.
-David
ayryq wrote:
Is there any way to simply combine chords, lyrics, and melody sections into a
single LP "variable?" I am
On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 8:45 PM, Carl Sorensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> \context implicitly instantiates a new context if the
>> one named doesn't yet exist, so \new is redundant, *except* where you
>> want multiple distinct contexts with the same name, or you're using
>> unnamed contexts (whi
Hi,
In a template file I want to check if a particular identifier has been
defined, and act accordingly.
For example:
\score {
\allMusic
\layout {
}
}
\score {
\unfoldRepeats \allMusic
\midi {
}
}
In the MIDI block, I would like to use identifier allMusicForMID
Hi Graham,
If I'm not mistaken, putting them in \book results in
foo.pdf(main score)
foo-0.pdf (1st violin)
foo-1.pdf (2nd violin)
foo-2.pdf (viola)
foo-3.pdf (cello)
Yes... although there is (or should be) a request in the system for
the ability to change the output name of a \b
Hi Walter,
I just looked at that template and noticed that the first example
on the
page A.3.1 gives a template for a score where everything is in one
file.
But it outputs a score only, no parts — I'm talking about having a
single-file input with multiple-file output.
just about any Li
Hi Patrick,
I agree.
Well, we appear to be in the minority... ;-)
Thanks for your input!
Kieren.
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2008/8/11 Bertalan Fodor (LilyPondTool) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> My point is that lilypond-user reading users won't get used to it. Many of
> them are newcomers and beginners. They don't usually follow the
> conversations on the list.
>
> Perhaps it's because of my software developer experience, but
2008/8/13 Graham Percival <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>It's a waste because, 7 days from now, there will be precisely
> half a dozen people who are updating the documentation. There's
> at least 50 people who can answer simple questions here. To be
> efficient, those six people should spend their time u
ayryq wrote:
I believe you can, I was going to clip your stuff, build it on my
machine, and build an example for you, but this example won't actually
build on my machine. Just as a hint, in the work I did for O Magnum
Mysterium, I combined several thing like this:
sopranoTotal = \simultaneo
Peter, thanks for your help, but where do I have to put the \override
NoteColumn #'X-offset command in an Piano(Staff) score to be active in
the hole score (for all line breaks...)?
ole
Am 13.08.2008 um 17:11 schrieb Peter Johnson:
These are two different questions.
Ole Schmidt wrote:
Patrick Horgan gmail.com> writes:
>
> ayryq wrote:
>
> I believe you can, I was going to clip your stuff, build it on my
> machine, and build an example for you, but this example won't actually
> build on my machine. Just as a hint, in the work I did for O Magnum
> Mysterium, I combined sev
I think 256MB is enough for LilyPond and 256MB is enough for Tomcat (if you use
that for the webapp part). However I don't really know LilyPond's memory needs
but that can be fine-tuned with Guile GC settings (you can find the environment
variable for this in the manual).
Bert
> --- Origin
I just finished a major cleanup of the GUILE GC module. Hopefully this
will tame lily's requirements a bit.
On Sat, Aug 16, 2008 at 3:56 PM, Bertalan Fodor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think 256MB is enough for LilyPond and 256MB is enough for Tomcat (if you
> use that for the webapp part). How
Kieren MacMillan wrote:
The last time I checked Mutopia, I was shocked by the (low) quality of
the coding. =(
I personally would never suggest that anyone use any Mutopia file I've
seen as an example/template.
How about the O Magnum Mysterium that I just re-did and contributed back
to Mutopi
Hi Carl,
You've done a great job with this.
There are a few details which I'd like to mention:
- chords-headword.ly:
Further to Andrew's comments about the G flat (it should be an F
sharp), the chord names seem to be a bit off. For example, in the
second bar, the first chord has a 'C' above it;
Neil,
Thanks for your very careful review. I will fix each of these issues. But
I do have a bit of discussion on the headword below.
I especially appreciate your careful review of style. I find that after a
certain number of iterations on my work, I become blind to style issues and
spelling er
2008/8/16 Carl D. Sorensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I really hesitate to say anything here, because I'm a real novice at music.
> However, I think that the chord is a first inversion Gm chord, rather than a
> first inversion G chord, due to the key signature (feel free to correct me
> if I'm wrong).
Thanks for the feedback, everybody.
To recap, the favoured option is as follows:
horizontal alignment (single): \left-align, \center-align, \right-align
vertical alignment (stacked): \left-column, \center-column, \right-column
As for \hcenter and \column, should I leave these as duplicates of
\c
Am 17.08.2008 um 00:39 schrieb Neil Puttock:
Thanks for the feedback, everybody.
To recap, the favoured option is as follows:
horizontal alignment (single): \left-align, \center-align, \right-
align
vertical alignment (stacked): \left-column, \center-column, \right-
column
As for \hcenter
2008/8/16 James E. Bailey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I think the names for the commands are great, but I'm still confused.
>
> \hcenter and \column and duplicates of \center-align and \left-column
> (currently \center-align and \left-align)? Umm, really?
Hmm, perhaps that was badly worded. :)
To cla
On Aug 16, 2008, at 3:22 PM, Patrick Horgan wrote:
Kieren MacMillan wrote:
The last time I checked Mutopia, I was shocked by the (low) quality
of the coding. =(
I personally would never suggest that anyone use any Mutopia file
I've seen as an example/template.
How about the O Magnum Myst
Am 17.08.2008 um 01:27 schrieb Neil Puttock:
- change the current behaviour of \center-align to match \hcenter;
keep \hcenter for backwards compatibility, or remove it
What if I want a vertically centered column of arguments? Then, rather
than just using \center-align, I have to use \column
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