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exactly where you defined it (on the gis8) - i guess you want it
to start with the rest:
r4 \startTextSpan …
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hope this now is what you want!
\override TextSpanner #'(bound-details left-broken end-on-note) = ##t
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Hugh Myers wrote:
Perhaps I misunderstand your reply, but bar 14(where the problem is)
has nothing to do with a rest. The text starts where (as you say) I
wanted it to. That is not the problem. What is the problem is the
continuation of the spanning text at bar 14--- here it starts outside
in
Lovely! Much thanks Nick--- also nice to have code to examine prior to
the point I need to roll my own :)
--hsm
On Fri, Nov 27, 2009 at 12:20 PM, Nick Payne
nick.pa...@internode.on.net wrote:
Hugh Myers wrote:
Perhaps I misunderstand your reply, but bar 14(where the problem is)
has nothing
Is there a way to repeat the text automagically with each wrap?
--hsm
On Fri, Nov 27, 2009 at 12:24 PM, Hugh Myers hsmy...@gmail.com wrote:
Lovely! Much thanks Nick--- also nice to have code to examine prior to
the point I need to roll my own :)
--hsm
On Fri, Nov 27, 2009 at 12:20 PM,
To get the text repeated on each line, you either comment out last two
lines in the function or change the override value to ##t, I can't
remember which.
Nick
Hugh Myers wrote:
Is there a way to repeat the text automagically with each wrap?
--hsm
On Fri, Nov 27, 2009 at 12:24 PM, Hugh
I'll try both as needed... and let you know.
--hsm
On Fri, Nov 27, 2009 at 5:34 PM, Nick Payne nick.pa...@internode.on.net wrote:
To get the text repeated on each line, you either comment out last two lines
in the function or change the override value to ##t, I can't remember which.
Nick
Worked fine on supplied example. Does not work at all well on the
piece I'm working on. This:
\version 2.13.7
tspan = #(define-music-function (parser location text osp dirn shorten
adjBreak adjEnd) (string? number? number? pair? number? number?) #{
% set osp to 999 if spanner is colliding with
Hugh Myers wrote:
Worked fine on supplied example. Does not work at all well on the
piece I'm working on.
Function has to be called immediately before the note where the text
spanner starts. If you want a solid rather than dashed line, comment the
overrides that setup the dashed line.
The following fails twice over; it leaves out the indicated text and
ignores \textSpannerDown:
\version 2.13.7
upper = {
c4 d e \startTextSpan f % polyphonic
g4 a b c % monophonic, see below
b4 \stopTextSpan g e c % polyphonic again
}
lower = {
c,2 g2 % polyphonic
s1 % a spacer
Hi Hugh,
The following fails twice over; it leaves out the indicated text and
ignores \textSpannerDown:
[…]
Where did I screw up?
You made the tweaks to the TextSpanner in the main Voice context:
\new Staff \relative c'' {
\textSpannerDown
\override TextSpanner #'(bound-details
Hugh Myers wrote:
The following fails twice over; it leaves out the indicated text and
ignores \textSpannerDown:
Hi.
Both \textSpannerDown and the override is applied to the /current/ Voice
context (which is the unnamed default Voice quietly instantiated inside
the Staff context). Thus, it
Much thanks Kieren,
This works:
\new Staff \relative c'' {
\override Staff.TextSpanner #'(bound-details left text) = let ring
\new Voice = 1 { \textSpannerDown \voiceOne \upper }
--hsm
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 8:02 AM, Kieren MacMillan
kieren_macmil...@sympatico.ca wrote:
Hi
Thanks, Alexander!
Now I have not just one but two solutions that work...
--hsm
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 8:10 AM, Alexander Kobel n...@a-kobel.de wrote:
Hugh Myers wrote:
The following fails twice over; it leaves out the indicated text and
ignores \textSpannerDown:
Hi.
Both
{ will
display what you want.
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Since I normally program in lisp, I don't have any problems with
nested delimiters. Are you suggesting that excess (at least to your
eyes) braces are the problem or are you suggesting that the \stop is
at the wrong level?
I was wondering why you add braces here: { a,8 [e'] g, [e'] f, [e'] }.
I think I was keeping track of individual bars that way (with braces
that is)--- you are right, newline would work just as well and few
characters='s less clutter. Regards \stop etc. I got it to work more
or less as you say. It is on another machine, I'll show you the
template in the next email.
Here is the template I'm working with. The notes are nonsense, but the
problems are the ones I've run into and have had to solve...
\version 2.13.7
upper = {
c4 d e f \startTextSpan % polyphonic
\repeat volta 2 {
g4 a b c % monophonic, see below
}
\alternative {
{ b4
Hugh Myers wrote:
I think I was keeping track of individual bars that way (with braces
that is)--- you are right, newline would work just as well and few
characters='s less clutter.
Well, bar checks would even work better, since they are actually checked
by LilyPond, thus the name... :-)
Use
In the following:
\version 2.13.7
chord = e b gis e b e,
upper = {
\tempo 4=90
\chord \chord \chord
\repeat volta 2 {
\tempo 4=200
b c d
d c b
c a b
\acciaccatura d8 \voiceOne c4 b a
b a g
a g f
}
\alternative {
{ r4 \times 2/3 { gis8 \startTextSpan b
I'm looking for an example of text spanning that does not invoke an
extra staff--- is there such a thing?
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I'm looking for an example of text spanning that does not invoke an
extra staff--- is there such a thing?
Then why do you want a spanner? Why not just a markup like c^this
is my text without any dash?
Frédéric
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Because according to the documentation 'Text spanners' is precisely
what I want. Not to mention the fact that I do want the text with
dashes. I'm asking aboutthe extra staff, not the dashes. I'm looking
to span many bars with 'let ring - - - -' just so you understand that
your suggestion
This:
firstPolyRepeat = {
{ r4 \startTextSpan \times 2/3 {gis'8 b e } e,4 \times 2/3 {gis8
b e} e,2 } \\ {e,2.~e}
}
secondMono = {
{ e'8 [e'] gis, [e'] b [e] }
{ e,8 [e'] gis, [e'] b [e] }
{ a,8 [e'] c [e] b [e] }
{ a,8 [e'] g, [e'] f, [e'] }
}
thirdMono = {
{ e,8 [e'] gis, [e'] b
Le Wed, 25 Nov 2009 16:39:08 -0700,
Hugh Myers hsmy...@gmail.com a écrit :
So where do I place it? Bearing in mind that note-wise, both the start
and stop are correctly placed?
\stopTextSpan is unexpected because \startTextSpan is in another Voice !
There was a warning in the [old] doc about
Since the piece in question, Malaguena, already has mixed monophony
and polyphony, as well as tablature, adding voices to it doesn't seem
like a very good idea. Yes, I'm aware that ,\\ is shorthand for
voicing, but since it is shorthand, the visual complexity of the score
is kept to a readable
It would also help if the suggested change worked. In stead I still get:
C:\Users\hsmyers\Desktop\Lily Projectslilypond.exe malaguena.ly
GNU LilyPond 2.13.7
Processing `malaguena.ly'
Parsing...
malaguena.ly:56:1: error: syntax error, unexpected EVENT_IDENTIFIER
\stopTextSpan
malaguena.ly:89:0:
It would also help if the suggested change worked. In stead I still get:
Maybe it is because you use curly braces { } everywhere. Try to put
the \stop... inside the { } block and not outside. But why using so
many braces?
Frédéric
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Since I normally program in lisp, I don't have any problems with
nested delimiters. Are you suggesting that excess (at least to your
eyes) braces are the problem or are you suggesting that the \stop is
at the wrong level?
--hsm
2009/11/25 Frédéric Bron frederic.b...@m4x.org:
It would also help
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