Re: Assign text formatting to a variable

This is perfect. Thank you so much David. > Le 16 mars 2025 à 09:40, David Kastrup a écrit : > > Eric C writes: > >> Hi, >> >> Is it possible to assign the formatting part of a markup to a variable >> without the text. I would like to be able to change the text >> formatting in a single loc

Assign text formatting to a variable

Hi, Is it possible to assign the formatting part of a markup to a variable without the text. I would like to be able to change the text formatting in a single location and thus affect all my textMarks. The following code snippet shows you the result I want. % < \version "2.24.4" varCchord

RE: Align staff left

Ad, Do you mean to have the first line not indented? Then \layout { indent = #0 } Mark From: lilypond-user-bounces+carsonmark=ca.rr@gnu.org On Behalf Of Ad Rommel Sent: Sunday, March 16, 2025 4:32 AM To: lilypond-user@gnu.org Subject: Align staff left How can I

Re: partial measure plus tuplet causes incorrect bar check warning with tripletFeel

Yes, that would work, but in my application the midi file creation and the notation file creation are in separate files included by the file where the notes are specified. It would add some extra communication complexity to pass along the starting offset. It turns out that adding an invisible eight

Re: Generating dependencies for Lilypond

> > >1. get-outfile-name returns the base name, with no file extension. I >need to retrieve the output format set by the command line options ( >--format). >2. This doesn't handle MIDI properly. MIDI scores, even when in the >same book, are output to different files, and the abo

Re: Assign text formatting to a variable

Eric C writes: > Hi, > > Is it possible to assign the formatting part of a markup to a variable > without the text. I would like to be able to change the text > formatting in a single location and thus affect all my textMarks. The > following code snippet shows you the result I want. Something l

Re: Generating dependencies for Lilypond

On 16/03/2025 1:08, Saul Tobin wrote: These are questions I've had to consider as I work on Emacs lilypond-ts-mode, and I suspect are relevant to lots of tooling projects. Since output file names and locations are potentially set via arbitrary Scheme code, it's not feasible to do this reliably

Re: problems with shortcut for change staff

Hello everyone. So far I have not been able to reconstruct the exact error message, but I have encountered a problem in connection with the change of staves. I do not understand: why do the notes in the lower staff not stay in the lower staff? Why is the first chord in the upper staff not displayed

Re: problems with shortcut for change staff

So far I have not been able to reconstruct the exact error message, but I have encountered a problem in connection with the change of staves. I do not understand: why do the notes in the lower staff not stay in the lower staff? Why is the first chord in the upper staff not displayed with the stem

Re: partial measure plus tuplet causes incorrect bar check warning with tripletFeel

Eric Benson writes: > Here's a minimal example: > > \include "swing.ly" > > > \score { > > \tripletFeel 8 { > > \partial 8 e8 | a2. \tuplet 3/2 { e8 e8 e8 } | > > } > > \midi{} > } > > produces > > xx.ly:5:19: warning: bar check failed at: 1/24 Sounds like a case for \applySwingWithOff

Align staff left

How can I align all staffs (including lyrics) to the left and still have the staff fill the entire page width?