bmc2ly: Braille music to LilyPond conversion

Hi Lillies! I am new here, so let me shortly introduce myself. I am a a Linux and Free Software user since 1997. Computers and music have always been one of my hobbies. Since about 4 years now I am working on Open Source software to process (first write, now read) braille music code. Braille m

Re: bmc2ly: Braille music to LilyPond conversion

David Kastrup writes: > Mario Lang writes: > >> Since about 4 years now I am working on Open Source software to >> process (first write, now read) braille music code. >> >> My current subproject in that area is parsing braille music code and >> converting i

Braille export

David Kastrup writes: > Mario Lang writes: > >> David Kastrup writes: >> >>> Would it be useful if LilyPond could export BMC? >> >> Of course! Actually, thats something that blind people are wishing >> for for a long time so that they could make

Re: Braille export

David Kastrup writes: > Mario Lang writes: > >> David Kastrup writes: [...] >>> Computers are fast enough nowadays that the choice of implementation >>> language is almost irrelevant compared to the choice of algorithm and >>> consequently the algorithm

Ties and multiple voices

Hi. I recently noticed that LilyPond apparently can not deal with situations like this: <<{c1}\\{c'1~}>> | <<{c}\\{c'}>> Is there any hidden trick I could use to make constructs like this work? I am aware that I could try to move the barchecks into the voices. However, this involves quite tri

Re: Ties and multiple voices

David Kastrup writes: > Mario Lang writes: > >> Hi. >> >> I recently noticed that LilyPond apparently can not deal with situations >> like this: >> >> <<{c1}\\{c'1~}>> | <<{c}\\{c'}>> > > Where is the problem su

Re: Ties and multiple voices

Noeck writes: > Dear Mario, > >> I see two problems related to ties that I can't really explain/fix given >> my limited understanding of LilyPond: >> >> 1. Ties before a repeat and at the end of alternatives: >> >> \version "2.14.2" > I would recommend to update to the latest stable version 2.1

Re: Using SVG backend to implement point-and-click to braille location

Mario Lang writes: > This is basically a big thank you to the LilyPond community. > > I am writing software to deal with braille music code. > Recently, I have started to implement a GUI for the functionality > already implemented, based on Qt. My program uses LilyPond to render

Lilypond output for the web?

Hi. I am working on a system to include braille music code in documents. I started with a preprocessed Markdown approach (see http://bmc.branchable.com/tutorial/) but recently moved to a reStructuredText directive (http://github.com/mlang/bmc/blob/master/python/bmc/rst.py) Obviously, I dont just

Re: Lilypond for blind musicians

"Claudio Garanzini" writes: > Are there any blind musician or composer that’' use lilypond regularly? > Is there a software like Frescobaldi but more accessible using NVDA as my > default screen reader? > I’ve tryed Frescobaldi but simply can’t use it because of it’s complete > inaccessibility

Using SVG backend to implement point-and-click to braille location

Hi. This is basically a big thank you to the LilyPond community. I am writing software to deal with braille music code. Recently, I have started to implement a GUI for the functionality already implemented, based on Qt. My program uses LilyPond to render visual music notation based on the braill