Dear LilyPond users/experts,
I am trying to produce images that are exactly 4 inches in width (at a
resolution of 1200 dpi). To accomplish this I set paper width to 4\in and
left and right margins both to 0 (except for systems with brackets, when I
have to add 2mm to the left so it will appear).
When I run LilyPond on this file the produced .pdf seems to be correct, but
when I use LilyPond to generate a .png (eps backend) it adds exactly 17
pixels to the width, so I get a pixel width of 4817 instead of 4800.
Judging from the image it appears these pixels are added at the right
margin where there is a tiny white space not present in the .pdf. The same
problem occurs with multiple files (I will add the style file code at the
end of this message).
I can probably hack the width settings until I get exactly 4800 pixels, but
I'm just wondering if there is a better way to do this. I have tried
messing around with the line-width property, but this is only loosely
connected to the width of a system. I am using version 2.16.1 on Ubuntu
12.10 through Frescobaldi 2.0.8.
Thanks in advance,
Kevin Barry
P.S. here is the style code I am using:
\paper {
paper-width = 4\in
paper-height = 7\in
left-margin = 0\mm
right-margin = 0
top-margin = 0
bottom-margin = 0
indent = 0
oddFooterMarkup = ##f
oddHeaderMarkup = ##f
}
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