Lilypond-book loses ℟ symbol

When using lilypond directly, the \set stanza = #"℟." for a response worked fine. (If you can't see it, it is the Unicode response character described here: http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/211f/index.htm ) However, when including the same file with: \lilypondfile[staffsize=15.87,line-

Re: Lilypond-book loses ℟ symbol

Exactly what commands do you use to process the files? /Mats Tom wrote: When using lilypond directly, the \set stanza = #"℟." for a response worked fine. (If you can't see it, it is the Unicode response character described here: http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/211f/index.htm ) H

Re: Lilypond-book loses ℟ symbol

lilypond-book -o out --pdf hymns.lytex && cd out && pdflatex hymns.tex && cd .. This is with lilypond 2.12.2 and pdflatex 3.1415926-1.40.9-2.2 on Mac OS X 10.5.6 -tom On 2009 Mar 05, at 01:13, Mats Bengtsson wrote: Exactly what commands do you use to process the files? /Mats Tom wrot

Re: guitar tab feature request

Valentin Villenave wrote: 2009/2/24 David Stocker : I'm working on the first group of "missing" LilyPond Tab features and it pertains to finger bends. I expect this to be a slow process. We have two (or maybe three) individuals who have expressed interest in joining the discussion, so when I

New ConTeXt module

Dear music typesetters, I just uploaded a new version of the LilyPond module for ConTeXt (including MkIV, LuaTeX), see http://modules.contextgarden.net/t-lilypond http://wiki.contextgarden.net/LilyPond It works now with LilyPond 2.12 and fixes some bugs - i.e. all settings should work now,

Again: stemBoth problem

Hu Haipeng wrote: > I don't know whether this gives two stems No, it doesn't. It is just a chord, and a chord (in one voice) has only one stem. In this case the still active \stemUp makes its stem go in a different direction to the following \stemDown notes and so the accompanying (automatic

Re: Editorial Annotation

Neil Puttock wrote: > > If you're attaching the trill to a note, you can parenthesize it > without having to mess around with markup > thanks, Neil, for this much more elegant solution and for opening our eyes! we should try to understand the question better, not just fiddle around with superf

smaller distance between first Staff and TimeSig

Dear Lilypond-users, I have the problem, in the below quoted example, that I can't reduce the distance between the TimeSig and the first Staff of the Score. How can I do it? I tried it with \override VerticalAxisGroup #'keep-fixed-while-stretching = ##t but without success. Here is the snippet: %%%

Re: smaller distance between first Staff and TimeSig

Stefan Thomas wrote: I can't reduce the distance between the TimeSig and the first Staff of the Score. How can I do it? Um, - don't override max-stretch? Cheers, Robin ___ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/ma

Re: smaller distance between first Staff and TimeSig

Dear Robin, thanks for Your help. But I do need max-stretch. Off course not for this snippet, but in "real" scores! 2009/3/5 Robin Bannister : > Stefan Thomas wrote: >> >> I can't reduce the distance between the TimeSig and > > the first Staff of the Score. How can I do it? > Um,   -  don't overri

Re: smaller distance between first Staff and TimeSig

2009/3/5 Stefan Thomas : > Dear Lilypond-users, > I have the problem, in the below quoted example, that I can't reduce > the distance > between the TimeSig and the first Staff of the Score. > How can I do it? I tried it with > \override VerticalAxisGroup #'keep-fixed-while-stretching = ##t > but wi

Re: Displaying staff/instrument name for ossia staff

2009/3/4 Joseph Wakeling : > First, is it possible to get the staff/instrument name to display just > before the ossia staff?  By default nothing is displayed, no matter > whether I use >        \set Staff.instrumentName > or >        \set Staff.shortInstrumentName There's no way to force visibil