Re: Possible source of beam properties confusion

Hi David, Thanks so much for this. That particular MWE does indeed print neatly backward to the order, but precisely as you say, I was seeing random ordering in my much larger set of examples. Being completely unaware of this situation that you have here so clearly described, I was having trouble

Defining a function that passes contents between braces to a markup

Hi, I've learnt some basics of scheme and managed to write some simple functions, but I'm unable to figure out how to write a function that would take all the contents between braces as an argument and return a markup. I would be grateful even if I get just the simplified version working, so

Re: Possible source of beam properties confusion

> Andrew Bernard writes: > >> I use debug print statements when developing scheme music functions. I >> have this evening noticed for the first time that my complete >> perplexity regarding various properties may actually come from the >> following problem. When I run a

Re: More questions on beam properties

On Fri, Jul 15, 2016 at 9:48 AM, Andrew Bernard wrote: > What does the property Beam.positions actually represent? I have seen code > that treats it as the y position coordinates of the end points of the beam, If I recall correctly, in the case of Beam, 'positions

Re: Possible source of beam properties confusion

Andrew Bernard writes: > I use debug print statements when developing scheme music functions. I > have this evening noticed for the first time that my complete > perplexity regarding various properties may actually come from the > following problem. When I run a

Possible source of beam properties confusion

I use debug print statements when developing scheme music functions. I have this evening noticed for the first time that my complete perplexity regarding various properties may actually come from the following problem. When I run a function several times in a row, the print output comes out in

Re: More questions on beam properties

Hi Andrew, On 07/15/2016 10:48 AM, Andrew Bernard wrote: What does the property Beam.positions actually represent? I have seen code that treats it as the y position coordinates of the end points of the beam, but I cannot make sense of this. Nor can I make sense of the manual page for Beam,

More questions on beam properties

What does the property Beam.positions actually represent? I have seen code that treats it as the y position coordinates of the end points of the beam, but I cannot make sense of this. Nor can I make sense of the manual page for Beam, which gives, as far as I can see, negative information! -

Independent Repeat Spanner

Hello, I'm trying to create an independent repeat spanner. (see attached) rep_spanner.png There are several ways to notate what I'm looking for but the same principles are applied. Obviously my code kinda works but it's not

Re: \accidentalStyle for common choir notation

David Wright writes: > On Thu 14 Jul 2016 at 19:07:41 (+0200), Jonathan Scholbach wrote: >> Sorry, guys, for being so rude. But can we talk about LP-features >> instead of arguing about best-practice-typesetting? That would be >> nice :) >> To me, this discussion is

Re: Donation to Lilypond - where?

... I just searched my personal archive and did not realise that it was a personal message. Terrible mess-up. Christ ___ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user

Re: Donation to Lilypond - where?

Hello David, Op 15 jul. 2016 11:03 schreef "David Kastrup" : > > Christ van Willegen writes: > > Can you use this info? > > Lots of people likely can, including some that I would prefer not to. I'm terribly sorry, I never thought of those consequences! Hope

Re: Donation to Lilypond - where?

Christ van Willegen writes: > HI, > > On Thu, Jul 14, 2016 at 2:44 PM, Mike Blackstock > wrote: >> What is the procedure for sending a small donation to Lilypond? > > Can you use this info? Lots of people likely can, including some that I would