Hello, I've upgraded from 1.6 to 2.1 (debian package) and I can honestly say there's been a huge number of improvements, so first things first, congratulations for all these! Now my bug: It used to be the case that chords '<>' were just simultaneous music in lilypond 1.6, now I understand chords are special, in the sense that they share the time duration at the end of the '<>' construct, and can be linked to other notes or chords by '~' for example. The problem is that \x notation for tablature indicating the string at which the note is played is not interpreted in the '<>' construct anymore, which leads to auto-interpretation of the string used (which in most cases is not good enough). The only solution to have correct strings specified is to use the '<<>>' syntax, with note durations inside on each note played, but this does not let me link the chord to the next one using '~' !! So I can either link my chords with wrong tablature (string numbers), or have correct chords but unspecifiable durations (no '~'), I really thing this is a bug, or is there some new syntax ? And is <<>> really meant to be used for guitar chords ? (I'd like that to be no ;)
Thanks for the help! -- Stéphane Epardaud _______________________________________________ Bug-lilypond mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-lilypond
