[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Hi!
>
> Hard to know what's a bug, and what's my lack of understanding.
> Consider the following:
looks like a bug to me.
> Also, \property Voice.restVerticalDirection = \down doesn't seem
The naming might suggest that such a thing exists, but it doesn't. The
rest direction is chosen relative to the stem direction of the other
note. try doing \stemup in the %======== section of the soprano. (I
did add a mental note to add such a property.)
> Oh yeah -- the \property Staff.barNumberDirection = \down
> doesn't work either. My bar numbers remain above the staff, and
> worse, clash with the clefs, making them impossible to read.
Made added a note to the doco: correct usage is now
Score.barNumberDirection = \down.
> And an observation... lily doesn't seem to treat notes with
> stems on the third line of staffs very intelligently. The stems
> always go up, even when the prevailing context indicates they
> should go down. For example,
interesting, I'll give it a thought.
> Last but not least, has anyone given any thought to syntax
> highlighting for mudela? I've written something very simple for
> elvis, the vi clone, and man, does it make a difference when it
> comes to reading the files.
try using emacs with lilypond-mode.el
> Cheers, everybody. I love lily, but I gotta admit, spending
> three weeks debugging and tussling with a six page piano score
> is a bit much. I could have copied _Tristan und Isolde_ by hand
> in that amount of time. :)
:)
Let's hope you learned something, and that you'll have less trouble
with the next score. (Your examples look a little on the complicated
side. I'm interested in the results. Let me know it when I can download them.)
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