@David : Yeah, I'm sorry, I meant ".py". Anyway, a very good analysis of
the situation!
@Knute Snortum : Thank you for your suggestions! I'm
thinking about reporting this issue.
Il giorno mar 6 set 2022 alle ore 19:25 Knute Snortum
ha scritto:
> On Tue, Sep 6, 2022 at 8:09 AM David Wright
> w
Hi
I'm planning to learn Chopin's Prelude Op28 No4. I looked on Imslp and
found that Mr Snortum has already turned it into .ly. That was going to be
my next move because I need to add my own fingering and dynamics. On the
IMSLP page Knute says that the .ly files are included. (I have spotted that
e
On 2022-09-07 1:44 am, Paul McKay wrote:
Hi
I'm planning to learn Chopin's Prelude Op28 No4. I looked on Imslp and
found that Mr Snortum has already turned it into .ly. That was going to
be
my next move because I need to add my own fingering and dynamics. On
the
IMSLP page Knute says that the .
Hi Hans
Thank you for the info pertaining to the known issue 6305. I found the work
around solution from the known issue link.
Ming Tsang
On Wed, Sep 7, 2022 at 2:15 AM Hans Aikema wrote:
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> On 7 Sep 2022, at 05:32, ming tsang wrote:
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> The following code produces a png file that did no
On 2022-09-07 4:04 am, Paul McKay wrote:
Thanks very much, Aaron. I hadn't noticed that. It worked perfectly.
Thanks to Knute for engraving them too. It will be *so *good to see how
real .ly files look. I will do my best to steal all the good ideas.
There is certainly no shortage of good ideas
On Wed, Sep 7, 2022 at 4:25 AM Aaron Hill wrote:
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> On 2022-09-07 4:04 am, Paul McKay wrote:
> > Thanks very much, Aaron. I hadn't noticed that. It worked perfectly.
> > Thanks to Knute for engraving them too. It will be *so *good to see how
> > real .ly files look. I will do my best to steal all
From: Aaron Hill
There is certainly no shortage of good ideas from the many users on the
mailing list. Anytime someone is able to publish the source for a
real-world score, there is hope of finding some new pattern or structure
that can streamline your own work.
I suspect that if I r
Hi - I realise there are some instructions for integrating 'vim' and
'lilypond' but could anybody point me where to look for how to use 'neovim'
- which is supposed to be an advance on 'vim' - it certainly uses different
configuration files.
vim uses ~/.vimrc
neovim uses ~/.config/nvim/init.vim
Can
Le 07/09/2022 à 20:11, Colin Baguley a écrit :
Hi - I realise there are some instructions for integrating 'vim' and
'lilypond' but could anybody point me where to look for how to use
'neovim' - which is supposed to be an advance on 'vim' - it certainly
uses different configuration files.
vi
From: Stan Sanderson
> To: LilyPond Users
> Cc:
> Bcc:
> Date: Sun, 4 Sep 2022 17:02:36 -0500
> Subject: custom chord
> (Using LP 2.23.12)
> This has me flummoxed- I’m trying to reproduce a score for my own use. I
> have run out of ideas about reproducing the (unusual) chord name- the “4
> over 2
I've not used neovim but if it is a superset of vim then you can use my
recent note on point and click integration to get that going, if interested.
Andrew
On 8/09/2022 4:11 am, Colin Baguley wrote:
Can we still use the same plugin for neovim
It installs easily with pacman on Arch Linux. I'll look into this later
today for you, since I am on a bit of a vim jag at the moment (despite
being an emacs user!).
At first glance it is appears to be completely compatible with Vimscript
and so on. Location of init files wont affect anything.
By the way, if point and click will work, I will add nvim to the set of
editors that lilypond-invoke-editor supports, as I am preparing a patch
for that program currently.
Looks like a very nice editor. Vim, although amazing, is old and getting
fat, like me. Thank you for bringing this program
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