Re: Obscure melisma fail

2015-09-09 Thread tisimst
t; { d'2\melisma e4\melismaEnd cis } \new Voice { \voiceTwo s1 } >> } \addlyrics \altText >> } %% - Abraham ihahchha.png (55K) <http://lilypond.1069038.n5.nabble.com/attachment/180897/0/ihahchha.png> -- View this message in context: http://lilypond.1069038.n5.nabble.com/Obscure-melisma-fail-tp180855p180897.html Sent from the Bugs mailing list archive at Nabble.com. ___ bug-lilypond mailing list bug-lilypond@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-lilypond

Re: Obscure melisma fail

2015-09-09 Thread David Kastrup
tisimst writes: > On 9/9/2015 10:57 AM, David Kastrup [via Lilypond] wrote: >> David Kastrup <[hidden email] >> > writes: >> >> > Here is the difference: The first variant adds the lyrics to \new Staff >> > \altoOneVoice. The second variant adds the lyrics to { d'2

Re: Obscure melisma fail

2015-09-09 Thread David Kastrup
Simon Albrecht writes: > Hello, > > in the following example Lily fails to recognise the melisma iff > – there is a second voice (comment it to test) > – the music is referenced by a variable and not directly inserted in > \score {} (sic!) > > > \version

Re: Obscure melisma fail

2015-09-09 Thread David Kastrup
tisimst writes: > I'd like to add to this bug report (single voice using a variable): The variable has nothing to do with it. > %% > > altoOneVoice = \relative { >d'2\melisma e4\melismaEnd cis > } > > altText = \lyricmode { > side, sit > } > >

Re: Obscure melisma fail

2015-09-09 Thread David Kastrup
David Kastrup writes: > Here is the difference: The first variant adds the lyrics to \new Staff > \altoOneVoice. The second variant adds the lyrics to { d'2 ... } even > _before_ \relative is called. \addlyrics is sort of sticky. Once the > \addlyrics is sucked _into_ the

Re: Obscure melisma fail

2015-09-09 Thread tisimst
rsonally, I really discourage users from using \addlyrics except in the simplest of situations. I almost NEVER use it myself. Anyways, quark explained, but also raises some questions about how using variables affects the internal representation of the data. I'm certainly not concerned with it, but

Re: Obscure melisma fail

2015-09-09 Thread Simon Albrecht
Am 09.09.2015 um 18:12 schrieb David Kastrup: Simon Albrecht writes: Hello, in the following example Lily fails to recognise the melisma iff – there is a second voice (comment it to test) – the music is referenced by a variable and not directly inserted in \score {}

Obscure melisma fail

2015-09-08 Thread Simon Albrecht
Hello, in the following example Lily fails to recognise the melisma iff – there is a second voice (comment it to test) – the music is referenced by a variable and not directly inserted in \score {} (sic!) \version "2.19.25" alto = \relative { << { d'2\melisma e4\melismaEnd