ssing: `../../.././ly/generate-documentation.ly'
> Parsing...Backtrace:
> 0* all-visible
>
> ERROR: In expression all-visible:
> ERROR: Unbound variable: all-visible
> make[2]: *** [out/lilypond-internals.nexi] Error 2
Curious. What does
ldd lilypond
say
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> > > make[2]: Entering directory
> > > Now processing: `../../.././ly/generate-documentation.ly'
> > > Parsing...Backtrace:
> > > 0* all-visible
> > >
> > >
ale-definitions-init.ly][/usr/local/share/lilypond/ly/engraver-
> init.lyBacktrace:
looks as if you have old lilypond stuff lying around in
/usr/local/share. Can you try removing that ?
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the index of the manual for looking up
things?
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> On Thu, 16 May 2002, Han-Wen wrote:
>
> > > The output of lilypond -V generate_document.ly ends with:
> > > ---
> > > Now processing: `../../ly/generate-documentation.ly'
> > > Parsing...[/usr/local/s
That is quaint. If you install a binary package (eg. RPM), you get the
entire website included under /usr/share/doc/lilypond-X/. What kind of
information is on the web that's not on your harddisk.
Perhaps we should have more pointers into that `local' website?
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> On Fri, 17 May 2002, Han-Wen wrote:
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> > > > looks as if you have old lilypond stuff lying around in
> > > > /usr/local/share. Can you try removing that ?
> > >
> > > Did it and retried - I got the same errors.
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> [Chris@w1 Chris]$ ly2dvi -P danser.ly
> Running LilyPond...
I hope you do realize that 1.5.28 is more or less ancient. We're at
1.5.57 now.
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the right place in the docs? I have the doc
> 'Lilypond.ps'.
Can you tell me what keywords you would look for in the index? Then
we can add those if they're not there yet.
> I also tried using the etf2ly on an .etf file saved by Finale 2000.
> Lilypond seemed to choke o
bottom of the page, but not
at the end of the system.
(for 2. I could imagine something like
* lily prints a mark (say, (A) ) to indicate a footnote
* at the end of the system, lily dumps
\footnote[]{(A) ..footnotetext.. }
trouble now is: the numbering can not be re
Text
(they now map to
\property Voice.TextScript \set #'no-spacing-rods = ##f
and
\property Voice.TextScript \set #'no-spacing-rods = ##t
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what you mean by "does not work".
> Exactly how did you write the command and what happened?
>
> Also, don't forget to specify which version of Lilypond
> you have installed. If I remember correctly there was some
> silly bug in a previous Lilypond version for Windows.
>
> /Mats
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for it then has to be
checked for inconsistencies and such, but then it should be
finished. I'm hoping that 1) and 2) will be done within a few
weeks. Revising the documentation might take another 2 weeks, so end
of June, begin of July?
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> 2.95.3
> 2.95.3
> carl@xi(lilypond-1.5.59) ./configure --prefix=$HOME/usr/
> creating cache ./config.cache
Do you run the configure script with Bash ?
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?
You're reading the wrong instructions. For installing a binary, you
don't need pktrace, autotrace or t1utils. Do
rpm -U --nodeps guile-1.4-xyz guile-devel-1.4
rpm -U lilypond-XYZ.
that should work.
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ah, that's a bug, which i'll fix for the next release. Just ignore it
(i.e. use --nodeps when installing lily.)
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should loop through its 2nd argument
for setting durations. When you go this route, be sure to be careful
with nesting other music in the { } .
Btw, if you finish the code, could we include it in the examples?
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> you can try and comment out some of the staves. I guess it processes
> smoothly if there are only 20 staves on the page.
>
>
> (If I just manage to process the file one page at a time then we are
> there, actually... A little hard but possible. Should fit into just 4
ess the file one page at a time then we are
> there, actually... A little hard but possible. Should fit into just 45
> pages... :-| )
It looks really impressive. A pity it is so slow to view, though. It
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c4 c4 }
> alto = \notes \times 2/3 { a'4 a'4 a'4 }
>
> but this prints out wrong...it doesn't align the notes right
> it aligns the notes
Which version of lilypond is this? Can you send a complete snippet?
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ported, but slated for removal. Why don't
you use phrasing slurs?
\( \)
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page numbers take a full 0.5 in off the usable vertical
> height of every page. *No* music publisher does this, now or ever.
> It's terrible.
Then send a patch. I don't consider ly2dvi my prime responsibili
d front-port it again (hint hint :-). It also
makes a ragtime piece that I tried to do with lily a lot easier to
read.
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with < { a4 a2 } { a'2 a'4 } > in 3/4?
sure. You could force the distances between 1/4 time differences to be
equal.
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k into
percent-repeat-engraver.cc and percent-repeat-iterator.cc I'm also not
sure what you really want. AFAIK the syntax for repeating longer
fragments is
. ///
///.
(number of slashes = number of measures.) I've seen numbers on top
just to help people, i.e.
1 2 3
% |
soprano, but all durations will be wrong. You need more advanced
techniques to copy over the duration. Try input/test/music-box.ly for
inspiration.
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> orchestra was :
>
>8
> | % |
>
> as in the number of repeats over one percent sign.
I'd suggest to use "8x" for this type of use.
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uot;8x" for this type of use.
>
> How do you do it in practice in Lilypond?
Fire up emacs, write code, make patch, submit :)
There is no way to put scripts on top of spanners right now.
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, that puts brackets around what ever is acknowledged in
between \spanreq \start "bracket" and \spanreq \stop "bracket". You
could even let the bracket-engraver dynamically choose why types of
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\context Lyrics = sopLyrs { \sopWords}
\addlyrics
etc.
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minimumVerticalExtent = #'(-3 . 3)
}
}
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d symbols
> (namely "Refrain" and "Strophe" in italic). How could I achieve that?
> f^"Refrain" is still below the chords.
quick & dirty: use extra-offset to move it above the chords part.
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has some problems
> finding fonts, it seems. The message I am now getting when I run
> xdvi is:
> Any pointers to a fix for this problem would be appreciated.
> Thanks-
Are you sourcing lilypond-profile (or lilypond-login if you're using
csh ?) at login? If so what does
set | egre
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> I would like to try out the latest/greatest, but still keep 1.4.14. What's
> the best route to follow to have both installed at the same time? Also; is
> it possible in 1.5.63 to do ?
it's possible, but like in 1.4, only the g's get tied
escription matches the
problem that we fixed in 1.4 this weekend. In case you didn't try 1.5,
can you try 1.4.15 (or if you run windows, 1.4.14.jcn4) and tell us
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close, mapped to F4.
> scan_bare_word. I I'm still not sure what an identifier is. *shrug*
> C'est la vie. Nice job on the binary search, and masterful use of
> Bison/Flex!
Thanks.
Just out of curiosity: why are you so interested in how it all works?
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> I was not able to run 1.5.63 from the buid directory.
can you try with current CVS again?
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here this construct is used).
>
> how do i change the priority of the two marks (in scm/script.scm, i
> assume??) ?
the last number of each entry gives the priority. Lower priority is
closer to the note.
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> apparent success ( no dependency messages, anyway). But when I tried
> to run 'ly2div -P mynewfile.ly' I got error messages not just about my
> own syntax, but similar to the following:
can you try ly2dvi --verbose ; it will show you the last word
f you have a specific complaint file a
bugreport. programming_errors are meant for prgorammers, not for users.
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his long cut 'n paste, but many folks have been having
> difficulties with this feature.
You're following the wrong lead; src specials are inserted by
LilyPond. (they'd better be, otherwise you'd get specials pointing
back to the anonymous jumble in the .tex output file.
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> I've searched the lilypond.ps file for how to code a
> fermata, but I don't see it. I suppose if it were me,
> I'd put it in the section "Expressive marks."
> Where did I miss it?
Thanks for the pointer. I've added index
gt; and an overstrike \ sign (as in the textscript #'(columns (overstrike "6") "/")) ?
what do you want exactly (ie. / or \. should it on top of or after the
number? left or right? should be in stead of the double sharp. Do you
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> I really hope the documentation also says that the
> -fps option is still in a very experimental state.
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should detect this problem (which already was correctly diagnosed by
others.)
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t doesn't know what: here
is an idea: go through the entire wiki, and try to remove outdated
info, and put relevant info in the manual.
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lution is to softcode this, so
we can have a -dmidi-extension=mid, and change the default for the
Windows binary.
Any takers for this?
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is may have changed in
the last year due to GDP. Where are when it comes to usability ?
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d then run lily over the result.
You have to keep in mind though, that this make life more difficult
for others if you ever ship your .ly files to others.
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be much appreciated; I'd even vote for an inclusion
> in the official sources.
looks good, but we'd have to have a patch instead.
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- indent the ;; comments too, to be aligned with the rest.
- describe just the contents of the patch in the message.
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2008/6/1 Valentin Villenave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> 2008/6/1 Han-Wen Nienhuys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>> - have haipeng as the author, you can be the committer.
>> - describe just the contents of the patch in the message.
>
> OK. I hesitated to do that because
y audio format, hopefully including
> high sampling rate formats, such as 88KHz or 192KHz.
> hopefully runs on xp but I could install linux if necessary.
> hopefully includes some half decent sound fonts of instruments
> hopefully doesn't break the bank
>
>
On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 5:50 PM, Carl D. Sorensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This kind of goes against the LilyPond philosophy of one GUB for all
> possible platforms, so I'm not sure how it might be implemented in the
> standard LilyPond website/distribution. Perhaps Ha
uld be a useful improvement on the current
> behaviour, so I've tidied the patches up to make them work with the
> current version; attached is the output of your snippet with the
> patches applied.
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nk. Would this work as an acceptable changelog?
> http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-devel/2008-06/msg00266.html
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From: Ebrahim Mayat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sun, Jul 13, 2008 at 6:52 PM
Subject: Octavation in lilypond
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dear Han-Wen
Could you tell me how I could include an octavation mark in a score.
(I have searched the net but have no
an happen that the next token is read in the wrong
mode. This may lead to interactions like the one you saw.
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The creator used \textbullet and \textopenbullet for that.
Musixtex is very hard for me. I prefer the Lilypond syntax.
Is it possible to do that with it ?
Thank you for your answer
Best regards
Carl
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ery interesting; how do you determine what the right pitch is?
Do you take modality and leading tones into account?
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for standard staves. I pushed a fix for this
> (b5ba6d4fdb551ebd0dd55140696f4a7e19e82fdb), but my coding has turned
> out to be a bit iffy, since it causes a crash when the
> Staff_symbol_engraver is removed and notes have dots or ties.
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may not have been pushed into
master.
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> circumstances: within a part it might be fine; within a score it is
> horrible).
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in case of loose
lines - the springs are symmetric in stretch and shrink). You could
experiment with
Spacing_spanner::musical_column_spacing
to tweak the fixed length.
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mpression
> strength of the spring depends on something that is not quite the fixed
> width because we don't count flags for their full width.
Well, yes - I'm not saying that the fixed part of the spring exactly
equals the fixed size of the symbol.
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tive areas in lily
(part combining, setting lyrics to melodies), that -if ever addressed-
might require syntax changes.
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archy. In the latter case, is it
> even possible
> to refer to the Voice context of the lower stave using the name "myvoice",
> under
> some circumstance?
Perhaps we should have a nice scheme hack that will print out the
context hierarchy at any point.
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> 'line-positions. It doesn't return the correct boolean value when
> called for ties and dots, since in these cases 'me' isn't the
> staff-symbol and line_count (me) will be zero here:
>
> return ((abs (pos + line_count (me)) % 2) ==
last email completely. The patch
> you sent on the 7th looks pretty much OK to me. My only concern is that
> you use real numbers instead of ints in line-positions; do we really
> support that? If we do, it seems that dot-positions will be pretty
> messed up in that case.
>
> Also
I am fine with dropping this code.
On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 10:54 AM, Carl D. Sorensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> First question: Does anybody know when Banter chord naming quit working?
> Second question: Does anybody care that Banter chord naming doesn't work?
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d length.
>
> You mean a factor for base_note_space (at least this is what I
> understand at looking at this code)? What about making it
> configurable?
It already is to some extent; look at lily/spacing-options.cc
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at I'm looking for; it rather produces a default value which can
> still be squeezed by a spring, right?
>
>
>Werner
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Actually, MG is a state of brazil, to me.
On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 3:08 PM, James E. Bailey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> no, AU is audio unit. It's a type of plugin for core audio on macintosh
> computers.
>
> And am I the only one who thinks of cars seeing MG?
>
>
t sure if you should use durations rather than dottedness.
Should a dotted 64th need a lot of space to accomodate for the dot, or
should it be treated like a very short note?
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On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 6:15 PM, Neil Puttock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Staff_symbol_referencer::on_staff_line (). Can I junk the redundant
> functions?
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_spacing (Grob *me, Item *right_col,
Real base_space, Real increment)
which tries to compensate for the symbol width using
Drul_array skys = Spacing_interface::skylines (me, right_col);
Real distance = skys[LEFT].distance (skys[RIGHT]);
Try looking at the result to see
bout people not getting the answers they want.
If I want to have an answer, I always put indications that I read the
RTFM in my pleas for help. I often see those indications missing on
the questions I see pass by one the lilypond. list.
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a tie generated by the
> Completion_heads_engraver.
It should not eliminate those, but it's easily imaginable that bugs
may have had this side effect in the past.
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is usually expressed with the following syntactic sugar:
(define (print x) (display x))
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ork.
This however means that
\context TabStaff { .. } \context Staff { .. }
will just create a tabstaff, as the 2nd \context will find the aliased
TabStaff and be satisfied.
For alias definitions, see ly/engraver-init.ly
I second Francisco's sentiment; for all questions on how things work,
r 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).
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> http://www.simonbielman.com/pdf/sonata_no_2.xml
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> I posted this on the IMSLP forums, and was encouraged to post it here to try
> and help the project out. Hopefully this is useful!
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r101 score.ps
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> (For the best compatibility, run lilypond with --verbose and copy the
> 'Converting to PNG' command, substituting pngalpha for png16m.)
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> Maybe LilyPond could add pngalpha as a generation target?
Is there a reason to not always use pngalpha ?
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On Fri, Aug 29, 2008 at 10:50 AM, Han-Wen Nienhuys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Fri, Aug 29, 2008 at 7:08 AM, Johan Vromans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> I'd advise to generate postscript, and then convert the postscript to
>> png (with transparancy!) u
ackground, so I think LilyPond snippets would still be readable
> (however ugly).
>
> Cheers,
> Valentin
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6 users. Otherwise, I'm sure
> Imagemagick could easily convert from PNG24 to PNG16 for users that need it.
WE could softcode the pixmap format, so it can be set as
-dpixmap-format=png16m
patches appreciated!
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> It looks like I'm going down a road of rhythmic complexity that breaks
> Lilypond rendering in the absence of arbitrary precision arithmetic.
> Han-Wen: would it be possible for me to sponsor a move to arbitrary
> precision arithmetic? As you
On Fri, Sep 5, 2008 at 9:13 PM, Joe Neeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Fri, 2008-09-05 at 20:37 -0300, Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
>> I think the easiest approach is to simply move to 'long long' for the
>> rational class. We could start using GUILE's rationa
ike not take any space
at all. I think there is a test for that in
input/regression/spacing-strict-notespacing.ly
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gt; Can Lilypond be of help for a set up of Java music notation on a website to
> interact with users?
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>
> Regards,
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> Ron Linnebach
> Music teacher
> (604) 542-7155
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2.11.58-2 (darwin-ppc)
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> Yes, we know about it:
> http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=668
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> Hopefully this will get fixed quickly -- however it seems trickier
> than the similar Windows problem Han-Wen just fixed.
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> Cheers,
> Valentin
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t-of a bug. The 'font is only set in C++, from
Font_interface::get_default_font (Grob *me)
we should change this so it uses the standard property calculation
scheme. Then your sample code works correctly.
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k at lily.scm to see where the -d options are defined. At some
point showLastLength is initialized; that's where you should do
(ly:get-option 'show-last-length)
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rent size of staff? Upper bigest
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The problem is that solving this problem is difficult; if you like
challenges, give it a go :-)
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