Re: indent-ly

Now, the real problem I see with this approach is that no perfect formatting (which is not the same as indentation) can be done without actually parsing the input. Complete parsing of LilyPond input is _impossible_ without LilyPond itself. For example you need to format LilyPond code _inside_ Sc

Re: indent-ly

"Bertalan Fodor (LilyPondTool)" writes: > Now, the real problem I see with this approach is that no perfect > formatting (which is not the same as indentation) can be done without > actually parsing the input. I don't see that. > Complete parsing of LilyPond input is _impossible_ without LilyPo

Re: indent-ly

So a standard formatting engine can only be written inside LilyPond, or at least using LilyPond to generate metadata describing the structure of the input. I think that view is overly pessimistic. Ok, but I'm talking about a standard formatter, and not just indentation. But for that as w

Converting note name language

I want to convert a English note name ly file into a German one. I got a ly file of a piece from the Mutopia Project to transcribe into woodwind quintet. The ly file uses English note name(c-d-e-f-g-a-b) though I want to use German one(c-d-e-f-g-a-h). I tried to replace "b" for "h" and "bes" for

Re: Converting note name language

2009/10/22 Akira : > I want to convert a English note name ly file into a German one. > > I got a ly file of a piece from the Mutopia Project to transcribe into > woodwind quintet. > The ly file uses English note name(c-d-e-f-g-a-b) though I want to use > German one(c-d-e-f-g-a-h). > > I tried to r

Re: Converting note name language

2009/10/22 Francisco Vila : > 2009/10/22 Akira : >> I want to convert a English note name ly file into a German one. >> >> I got a ly file of a piece from the Mutopia Project to transcribe into >> woodwind quintet. >> The ly file uses English note name(c-d-e-f-g-a-b) though I want to use >> German

Re: Converting note name language

2009/10/22 Akira : > I'd like to know how to convert the former file to the latter > automatically, not manually. Ah. Frescobaldi does this. http://www.frescobaldi.org/ -- Francisco Vila. Badajoz (Spain) www.paconet.org www.csmbadajoz.com ___ lilyp

Re: Converting note name language

Pikachu-3 wrote: > > > Thank you, but what I'm trying to mean is not to write a new music in > German but to convert ly file already written in English into German, > for example: > -- > \include "english.ly" > c8 d e f g a b c | bes2 des | > b4 b b b| > \bar "|." >

Re: chordnames tweaking again

2009/10/21 Carl Sorensen : >> I don't understand enough Scheme to avoid "ees" - do you? > I assume you want to get Es for E flat major and es for e flat minor. > (I'm not sure about this -- I'm totally american in my chord experience). Yes, exactly. >>         (cond >             ((and (= altera

Re: chordnames tweaking again

On 10/22/09 7:30 AM, "Henning Hraban Ramm" wrote: > 2009/10/21 Carl Sorensen : > >>> (2) Different, probably easier problem: >>> I must display some alterations as follows: >>> f:dim => f- >>> f:aug => f5+ >>> f:maj7 => f7+ >>> >> Probably the easiest way to do these is to use a custom chord

Re: chordnames tweaking again

2009/10/22 Carl Sorensen : >>> >> #Customizing-chord-names> >> Of course I found this in the docs, but it looks like the exceptions >> mechanism is only meant for your own additions, not for overriding >> defaults? > chor

Re: Converting note name language

2009/10/22 Akira : > I want to convert a English note name ly file into a German one. > > I got a ly file of a piece from the Mutopia Project to transcribe into > woodwind quintet. > The ly file uses English note name(c-d-e-f-g-a-b) though I want to use > German one(c-d-e-f-g-a-h). > > I tried to r

Re: Converting note name language

On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 2:51 PM, -Eluze wrote: > this should do it: That *is* brilliant. Could you add it to the LSR please? (I did know about the command, I just never thought about using it!) One limitation though: IIRC it can't output \relative mode. Cheers, Valentin _

Re: problems with routine to adjust inner points of slur

Thank you so much, Neil--this works perfectly! David ___ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user

Re: Converting note name language

I'd like to know how to convert the former file to the latter automatically, not manually. Something like that seems to work %% \include "italiano.ly" music = { do8 re mi fa sol la si do | sib2 mib | si4 si si si| \bar "|." } \include "deutsch.ly" \displayLilyMusic \music %%

Re: bad musicxml2ly output

Am Mittwoch, 21. Oktober 2009 12:30:25 schrieb Stefan Thomas: > Dear community, > I also experienced problems with muscxml2ly. I guess it has to do with > full-bar rest, when You have a 58-timesignature. > Then I get mostly: > \time 5/8 R2.. > instead of: \time 5/8 R8*5 Ah, right, that was a stupi

Re: bad musicxml2ly output

Am Dienstag, 20. Oktober 2009 14:52:57 schrieb hhpmu...@163.com: > Dear Reinhold, > I meant to convert this song to view the lyrics, but the console gave > lots of "encountering unprocessed blah blah", and the lyrics are very > terribly ordered. What's wrong with it? There's nothing wrong with

Re: Converting note name language

Valentin Villenave wrote: > > > That *is* brilliant. Could you add it to the LSR please? > done - "translating notes from one language to another" > (I did know about the command, I just never thought about using it!) > > One limitation though: IIRC it can't output \relative mode. > is tha

Re: chordnames tweaking again

On 10/22/09 7:50 AM, "Henning Hraban Ramm" wrote: > 2009/10/22 Carl Sorensen : >>> Of course I found this in the docs, but it looks like the exceptions >>> mechanism is only m

Funny partcombine behaviour

I'm trying to combine some parts, and see funny behaviour. This input (lily 2.12.2): - \version "2.12.0" accomp=\relative c' { 4. r8 r2 } voice= \relative c'' { g4. r8 r2 } \score { \context Staff { \partcombine \voice \accomp } } --- produces this: <> The i

Funny partcombine behaviour

Hi Peter, I cut and pasted your code into jEdit and ran it with lptool and got the attached... ! :) Hope this helps - I know it isn't a solution, but... Cheers Bill <>___ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/li

Funny partcombine behaviour

... on the other hand, if I swap the order of "\voice \accomp" to "\accomp \voice" I get your result !?! Cheers Bill -- 43 Main St Weston Oamaru 9401 New Zealand (064)(03) 4349478 ___ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org http://lists.

Re: chordnames tweaking again

Am 2009-10-22 um 18:34 schrieb Carl Sorensen: Another approach: Is there a possibility to "just print" any modification, regardless if it has any meaning, like f:m{stuff} No, I don't think so. But you might be able to use f:m\markup{stuff} to get what you want. No, I checked that - you