I read this mailing list on a Linux VT (virtual terminal), and I think
it is an unintelligent intrusion for there now to appear at the bottom
of every message, between lines of dashes more than 80 characters wide
when a VT only supports a width of 80 characters, a request for the
contents of
On Fri, 09 Apr 2010 21:05:06 +0300
Vyatcheslav Yatskovsky yatskov...@gmail.com scribit:
Hello,
I have interesting task. I want to build a picture of a guitar chord
using metapost.
For now, I only knew how to make a chord grid:
\startreusableMPgraphic{chordgrid}
drawoptions(withpen
Hi,
I'm looking for a non-bureaucratic way to add some space to parentheses.
typo-spa.mkiv looked most promising, so I did
---8--
\definecharacterspacing[parens]
\setupcharacterspacing[parens] [0040]
On 2010-04-10 11:39:14, Philipp Gesang wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking for a non-bureaucratic way to add some space to parentheses.
typo-spa.mkiv looked most promising, so I did
Sorry, it came to me a second after sending the mail: the character
codes are in hex, with 0028/0029 it works. Sorry!
I usually tackle this sort of thing by first drawing the entire image
in metapost code alone. Then, when that works, write a tex command
that fills in bits and pieces of the metapost image.
I understand your idea. Indeed, MP code draws underlying grid. How to
overlay circles on it using TeX?
On 10-4-2010 11:43, Philipp Gesang wrote:
On 2010-04-1011:39:14, Philipp Gesang wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking for a non-bureaucratic way to add some space to parentheses.
typo-spa.mkiv looked most promising, so I did
Sorry, it came to me a second after sending the mail: the character
codes are in
Hi Hraban
I wouldn't use MetaPost at all (because I can't) but use LilyPond's
great possibilities...
(Never tried fret diagrams with the LilyPond module, but it should work.)
I thought about it, and i have two objections (maybe, false ones)
against using Lily:
1) Recently we concluded that
Dear ConTeXters,
sorry for posting this again. Maybe the first time I asked the wrong
way, the wrong question or at the wrong time.
I'd like to use the shapetext facility and have some problems
with it. My example tex file and two results are attached.
The file both.pdf shows the result with two
On 10-4-2010 12:35, Erik Margraf wrote:
Dear ConTeXters,
sorry for posting this again. Maybe the first time I asked the wrong
way, the wrong question or at the wrong time.
I'd like to use the shapetext facility and have some problems
with it. My example tex file and two results are attached.
The
Vyatcheslav Yatskovsky wrote:
I usually tackle this sort of thing by first drawing the entire image
in metapost code alone. Then, when that works, write a tex command
that fills in bits and pieces of the metapost image.
I understand your idea. Indeed, MP code draws underlying grid. How to
On Sat, Apr 10, 2010 at 08:30, Michael Talbot-Wilson wrote:
I read this mailing list on a Linux VT (virtual terminal), and I think
it is an unintelligent intrusion for there now to appear at the bottom
of every message, between lines of dashes more than 80 characters wide
when a VT only
Hi all,
in MkII times I used to move big headings down a bit by using the following
grid settings (see example below).
In MkIV there is also a way to do so (by using offset): But only for headings
set in one line (see below)?!
Does anybody know what to do?
Am 2010-04-10 um 12:01 schrieb Vyatcheslav Yatskovsky:
1) Recently we concluded that on-the-fly insertion of Lilypond
images does not work.
It should work again since a while.
If you need the fret diagrams above lyrics, I'd use LilyPond without a
Staff context.
If you need fret diagrams
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