Scheme code. Beyond
do you mean \consists "Foo_engraver" ?
It might make sense to mangle those names, so we have uniform,
scheme style naming for that too.
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Mats Bengtsson escreveu:
> As far as I can understand, you are talking about the placement of the
> accidentals within the key signatures, right. In that case, I don't
> understand
> why Han-Wen referred you to the mailing list, since that spacing is hard
> coded in the implem
ing to lilypond (eg. versiontracker.com);
You could subscribe to their feeds.
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that this is an
> executeable file (I presume its ghostsscript)? When compilinmg with
It's an error, caused by an upgrade of the Ghostscript package.
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2.2 is over 2.5 years old. That's prehistoric, on the LilyPond
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ht
therefore are in the \paper block.
Perhaps better names can be found for paper/layout; suggestions
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Trevor Bača escreveu:
> On 2/7/07, Han-Wen Nienhuys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Trevor Bača escreveu:
>>
>> >
>> > I wouldn't ask except for the fact that I've now been laying out score
>> > very successfully with lily for going on t
ariables that are score-wide may be put in the inner scope.
If that confuses you, it might be a better idea to rename \layout and \paper to
better reflect this.
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Trevor Bača escreveu:
> Question for anyone who can answer: are there *any* settings that
> *can* go in a score-level \layout block but *can not* go in the
> top-level \paper block?
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is nested at runtime: if a lookup in \layout of a
\score fails, it is looked up in the \paper{} of the enclosing \book block.
(in a lot of cases, the \book block is implicit, and supplied by lilypond)
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Trevor Bača escreveu:
> (If I'm getting something factually incorrect, somebody please correct me.)
No, this is correct, albeit a bit more wordy than how I would phrase it. :-)
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Trevor Bača escreveu:
> On 2/7/07, Han-Wen Nienhuys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Trevor Bača escreveu:
>>
>> > Right now both list 1 and list 2 will just be put together into the
>> > outside-of-score (\paper) bucket.
>> >
>> > But it seems
cks out and leave them as free-standing
> elements within a \score. But this is a sidenote until we consider
> whether collapsing \paper and \layout even makes sense.]
No, I think that in this case, the \context definitions have to go into
\settings as well, ie. in the \book wide settin
could
> do where. See
> http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.4/Documentation/topdocs/out-www/NEWS.html
This was not because of clarification, rather to have a place to put
page settings in. 2.4 also was the 1st release to have page breaking.
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send me a sample .lytex file?
you need to have --pdf as an option to lilypond too.
Isn't it doing this automatically ?
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> want it to print the accidental?
>
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hat, or something pretty close. It can be pretty
> useful. I might write a page for the docs regarding batch processing.
> The main problem, of course, is that this is OS dependent.
>
> If I were to do that, where would be the best place to put it? Two
> places come to mind -- first,
Cameron Horsburgh escreveu:
> On Mon, Feb 12, 2007 at 12:09:39PM +0100, Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
>
>> don't; -dlog-file=foo is the recommended method. -dseparate-log-files if
>> you need multiple logs.
>
> I might have this wrong, but I have problems with each of t
> in response to the line:
>
> \override Glissando #'breakable = ##t
>
> #'breakable isn't listed in the Program Reference and the output isn't
> affected if I comment it out. Am I right in thinking it's safe to
> delete that line?
2.1
; on the files before they are packaged, but this
> is kind of an ugly solution.
>
> Quentin
>
Hi,
Lilypond uses images in the info files. You should be installing
the info files with it's accompanying 400-odd PNG files. Then, putting
it into a subdirectory does make s
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> We have the following statement: A-Play is a freeware GNU documentation or
> application according to your liking.
CAn you clarify? Does this mean that the source for A-Play is
available?
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ed working?
(.16 is unlikely. We did change Fontconfig in 2.10.17)
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Werner LEMBERG escreveu:
>
>> but if you change the syntax it work good
>>
>> F = ^\markup { \fontsize #-3 \musicglyph #"scripts.flageolet" }
>
> Thanks. However, this is no longer an `articulation' because of the
> `^'.
>
> Han-Wen?
\
gt; Nothing! None of them generate now.
> Help! I can't live without LilyPond. :)
downgrade to an earlier version. I'll post a 2.10 which should fix this.
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y on 2.10.13 (but I've gone back as low as the
> 2.8 branch with no luck.) Thanks!
I don't understand: are you saying, that after being successful
with 2.10.13, installing 2.10.19, erasing .19, and reinstalling .13,
then .13 doesn't work anymore?
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release, which is retained if you up/downgrade.
This should be fixable by deleting
~/.font*
(use with care if you have fonts stored in ~/.fonts )
See what was changed recently with
ls -ltra ~/
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> Darren Nelsen escreveu:
>> Not exactly. Here's the sequence of events:
>>
>> I was on a working version of 2.8. Fine. Upgraded to 2.11. Fine. Noticed
>> some formatting issues on 2.11. Went for 2.10.19... got the font errors
>>
ere is no further reply I will submit it
to LSR with a short explanation of how (I think) it works.
don't forget to replace the constants with appropriate vairables (X ,
Y , LEFT , RIGHT etc.)
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as it looking now, I will be at FISL in Porto Alegre, Brazil again
this year, as part of the Google team. If you're in the neighborhood,
do drop by!
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Solution: use fondu to extract fonts to separate .ttfs yourself, and
put them in the ~/.fonts directory.
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ldn't
be hard to (optionally) delete all but one rest when a special option
is set.
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e than usual. However, I need a more
detailed report than this.
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c/brigadoon waterhorse$ file
/usr/local/lilypond/usr/bin/lilypond
/usr/local/lilypond/usr/bin/lilypond: ELF 32-bit MSB executable, PowerPC
or cisco 4500, version 1 (SYSV), for GNU/Linux 2.2.0, dynamically linked
(uses shared libs), stripped
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do the "expand TTF
files" procedure for the first run. Patches thoughtfully considered.
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Bom dia pra tudos,
this is an interesting error message, but need to have the exact
version number of the binary involved. Could this be 2.11.22 ? I did
some major restructuring in GUB, which might have messed up some of
the binaries.
Regards,
Han-Wen
2007/4/13, Valentin Villenave <[EM
age of everything being included in one
variable, but the disadvantage of requiring slightly more complicated
functions.
For examples, see Twinline or kevin in this page:
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m and the bottom of a flat (also between the stems and the middle of a
natural).
I think it would be hard to write macros to approximate strokes with
lines. My suggestion is to render the outside contour as a coarse
bitmap, and then use potrace to generate a simple curved
representation.
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D]>:
On May 1, 2007, at 5:39 PM, Stan Sanderson wrote:
>
> On May 1, 2007, at 3:54 PM, Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
>
>> I suspect this related to language settings. Try setting your
>> preferred languages to english.
>>
>> 2007/5/1, Bruce McIntyre <[EMAIL PRO
than
> 2.0 was.
That's funny. Have you been using system-count or restricting where the line
and page breaks occur?
I think you misread. These are 80 1-2 page pieces, with no combined
page breaking, inside a lilypond-book document.
Jan did complete rewrite of lp-book in lilypond a
performer_ is a garbage collected Scheme object,
which means that this statement will randomly dump core. Besides,
audio-items don't have Scheme properties, and this makes the wrong
impression that they do.
Just store what you need to store in the C++ object.
Anyway, it's great t
r extra spacing.
>
> My question:
> How is it possible to get this spacing with a negative value?
>
> ( #'padding = #-1 doesn't work. )-:
>
> Or isn't it possible?
I think it's not possible. Unfortunately, the spacing engine has
little possibili
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> \partcombine, and writing \tuning instead of \transposition for
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ode, we can
attach a baseclass on top of it. I know cut & paste is in bad style,
but in my experience it is more efficient to think about code sharing
after the code is written.
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> Howdy!
>
> I have a smallish .ly file that will crash lilypond 2.2.1 on Debian Woody.
> Is this a bug or is there somthing wrong with the source file. It parses
> without any other errors or warinings.
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>
> [following manuscript breaks]
>
> Anything very wrong with this way of doing things?
not that I can see: it's how I enter music myself too. It makes
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ost correct,
\override Beam #'slope-limit = #0
> > Sorry for being such a newbie to this program.
as you can see, even the seasoned users get it wrong sometimes :-)
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The manual sais to
No, you have a good point. I just realized that there is some
brokenness in the way that 2.3 switches note names.
> The point of this all: is it possible making anything work without browsing
> through the endless tutorials on the web, and memorizing things like #(ly:
structure of a ly file is a good
one. Unfortunately, it's exactly the thing which is in the biggest
flux right now in 2.3. Nevertheless, you can find a formal definition
of the syntax in the source code, lily/parser.yy.
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ot;\context" - (this is
> present, but it has a link to Piano Staves, for some reason).
This is a task that doesn't require all that much knowledge of how
Lilypond works. Someone just needs to plow through
Documentation/user/*.itely (in the source archive) and add lo
reflect my changes. What am I doing wrong?
try doing
make
in Documentation/user the change should be reflected in
Documentation/user/out/lilypond.info.
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s. Hurrah!
> *downloads the latest stable version and gets to work*
Could you do it with the latest devel version? Preferably CVS. In the
interest of the quickest developmen and bringing a new stable branch
out asap, we try to work on the devel branch.
Generally, we
; NameError: name 'h' is not defined
> #
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Wolfgang
which version of python do you run?
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le, I get a few programming error messages and
> completely weird output (don't you get this also?). I have added a bug report
> to our database; I'll let you know when the bug is fixed.
try doing it in a PianoStaff.
> http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
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for each beam. The bad news is that the code is rather intricate,
since it has to deal with a lot of cases. If you're going to try this,
you might first want to tackle the
/*
TODO: should not make beams per stem, but per Y-level.
n 2.0.0, so things may have changed since then.
We'd love to have a small example of this, for our tips & tricks
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> although one is for music, another for rendering 3d scenes.
The similarity is not a coincidence. A long time ago, I wrote a
raytracer (it was called called Rayce), whose syntax was largely
compatible with PoV. I re-used the setup from Rayce for parsing when I
started doing l
tal clear instruction, I finally know
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> Hi Han-Wen,
>
> That was what I initially thought, that it would only work on PianoStaff's
> only.
> On my initial question I got the anwer that it would work on other staffs as
> well!!
It should work, but only if you have no spanners (beams,
ut how can I figure out that setting
> midiInstrument makes sense in (and only in?) a Staff context?
>
> Please let me understand the structure.
MIDI contexts are undocumented, currently.
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gt; file.ly:2:14: warning: Junking event: `KeyChangeEvent':
> \key d \majo
> r
Jan's try is a 1st start, but outputs the message during the parse. I
think you're looking for
\applycontext #(lambda (x) (display "HI THERE"))
See also "Con
the language? Or can it be done
> somehow?
This should be possible, but I recall there being bugs. Erik S. knows
the details.
> ---> I believe you can specify durations for syllables...could I
> specify the rhythm of a melody in the \lyrics co
should be #2.5. With #'2.5, I think
> you're telling Lilypond you have symbol called "2.5"; and I'm pretty
> sure that would be an illegal symbol name.
No; '2.5 means (quote 2.5) Numbers, like strings and booleans can be
quoted freely.
'2.5
eval
sorry, late at night, and poor reading. No, this is not possible,
unless you're prepared to do some really funky Scheme coding.
>
> Erik
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lly, I don't even use point-and-click. I enter each
polyphonic line separately, matching linebreaks in the manuscript and
the .ly source (this helps debugging a lot). I also use plenty octave
and barchecks. During debugging, I only process the voice I'm
entering, and leave out the others
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> Right. Full path is ~/tchai_op35/mvmt1/defs.ly, as is for all the other
can you see what happens if you do
\include "defs.ly"
iso.
\include "/defs.ly"
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you do find some time, I seem to remember that you once made a
> Chineese children's song; it would be great to have something like
> that as an example of using non-latin languages.
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ingle soprano line.
> Since the parts split so infrequently, it does not seem the best approach to
> enter the notes as if it were an eight voice composition.
The example morgenlied (input/mutopia/F.Schubert) has an example of
this in the first system.
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> Added this to repository as crash-axis-group-engraver.ly
I fixed this in CVS - but I couldn't find the bug in the repository.
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> No errors, it just doesn't do anything.
are you sure that the functions are called? (try adding (display
"hi\n") statements)
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> Thanks for the response. It has been a help. See additional comment below.
>
> Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
>
> > [Snip]
> >
> >I'm sorry - I have trouble with connecting your idea with how lily
> >works.
oes probably not have to integer. You can change this by changing
teh definition for damping from ,integer? into ,number? in
scm/define-grob-properties.scm
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to the
> given position. I can imagine that this kind of information could be easily
> exploited in a randomly chosen editor.
>
> Jan or Han-Wen, is such a '--parse-position-only' option easily programmable?
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6.
> music notes to first ending :| this ending played *3 :| and this is the
> final ending
>
> I've read throught the documentation but I don't see anythng like this
> described.
No, you're right. The best would probably be to use manual repeat
commands. (che
> I tried including the same in a Scheme block but that didn't work.
I have included in the 2.3 release a font-postscript.ly which shows
how to do this. It should also work in 2.2
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> Can you add 2.3.7 to Fink so that we MAC users could install it?
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he website. But I think I came to a horrifying conclusion that you have to
> "program" your notes in Lily Pond.
>
> That's CRAZY
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A sick mind in a sick body
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but it doesn't see to do anything.
interesting! Can you post a short example of your problem, with the
tweak you tried?
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> I'm a newbye in lilypond and I have same problems with page layout
>
> 1 - How do I remove the page numbers int lilypond 2.3.x??
fixed in cvs,
\bookpaper {
printpagenumber = ##f
}
> 2 - How do I change margins?
Pedro is working on that, I b
ure I understand the question. Do you want to switch off
staff lines individually? That's not possible at the moment, but you
could add code for that. See staff-symbol.cc
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> Now I have compiled the last version of Lilypond (2.3.8), but the
> problem continue...
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aff-position))
)
(if (and (memq 'note-head-interface ifs)
(= pos sp))
(set! (ly:grob-property grob 'font-size) size
\score { \relative c' {
c
\applyoutput #(set-position-font-size -2 4)
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d how do I go about "fixing" them?
2.2 is only open for serious problems for which there are no
work-arounds. Try the 2.3.x branch, which is open for development.
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> >
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> > > Howdy!
> > >
> > > I have some collisions between a beame inner voice and an outer voice
> > > and I need
get the new windows
users to get acquainted with lily through its wizard for score
creation, I suspect that we could get even more people hooked.
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y the solution I am hoping for...
in 2.3.9, you can do
\paper { inputencoding = "latin1" }
which should fix this.
(I suspect that "y will disappear, as it's not present in the ec font.)
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test/smart-transpose for inspiration.
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2[ e8 d b']) r8 g( g a) % second
> ending
can we have a small (as small as possible) example of this situation
for the manual?
Thanks!
(bonus points if you put in yourself :-)
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> Don't pull something like this:
> s2. | s2. | \appoggiatura s8 s2. | s2. | \break
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> Or you'll get this:
> Calculating line breaks... Bus error
can you send a full bugreport?
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e minimum which is plain wrong.
Of course; \overrides need to occur at the start of the respective
spanner. Anyway, as I tried to tell you, minimumVerticalExtent is
syntactic sugar, so using \override also doesn't solve your problem
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I remember answering this one earlier. You can use the hack in
piano-staff-distance.ly - setting minimum-Y-extent instead of
forced-distance.
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e template chapter. Ideally,
each template should not take more than 1 page of LilyPond code.
Please consider helping out. I and your fellow LilyPond users will be
very thankful!
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mechanism whereby fingering
> can be added automatically? For example, " bes' " would always
> automatically be fingered "1" (brass players will recognise a transposed
> Bb :-)
No, but I can code it up for you,
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> >> > \override Script
ls like me, Python is much
better, because I have no time to search for knacks.
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gt; are used in the implementation of LilyPond.
should we add a note to the webpages about this?
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Running LilyPond failed. Rerun with --verbose for a
> trace.
Can you send a bugreport for this case?
Thanks.
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heck in multiple reputable scores, and -if necessary-
apply changes to the script.scm file.
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