2009/1/2 Jonathan Kulp :
> It occurred to me today that it would be nice if Lilypond could use \include
> to include files that are hosted on a website, the way html pages use
> stylesheets. Something like this:
>
> \include "http://www.websiteaddress.com/definitions.ly";
As far as I know, a web
2009/1/2 John Mandereau :
> This looks like a pie-in-the-sky feature: we'd have to add networking
> support in LilyPond, it's not obvious to support it for all OSes; maybe
> using a Python script for downloading would work?
Gosh, John was faster than me :)
Cheers,
Valentin
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2009/1/5 Mats Bengtsson :
> As far as I can see from the source code, everything between the % and the
> end of the line
> should be ignored by LilyPond, no matter if you have a space after the % or
> not.
> The only special case is %{ which is the start of a block comment.
By the way, it's funny
2009/1/6 Trevor Daniels :
>> It's a dos limitation that has carried into Windows. And it bites
>> professionals. I recently had to teach my fellow (experienced!) programmers
>> that certain file names weren't permitted...
I recently had to run Windows Vista (for the only good reason one can
think
2009/1/6 Patrick McCarty :
> I can't do a `make all' on the current git master, and this patch
> fixes the problem. Can someone apply it?
Thanks, applied.
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2009/1/5 Carl D. Sorensen :
> I'd recommend establishing a dual boot system with a Linux partition that
> you use for building LilyPond. It was lots easier for me.
The easiest solution for a Windows user being without a doubt
http://wubi-installer.org/
(no partitioning needed)
Cheers,
Valentin
2009/1/6 Carl D. Sorensen :
> Then you create a symbolic link in the main binary lilypond directory to the
> ly/, scm/ and input/ directories from your git repository. Now, although
> the directories are actually in your git repository, they appear to the
> binary to be in the binary directory.
2008/12/11 Reinhold Kainhofer :
> I have now found a nice workaround for my problems with the center-column-
> markup: Simply wrap a left-column-markup around to offset the shifted
> reference point...
I can't say I've been following this whole affair quite thoroughly,
but I've added the bits I u
2009/1/11 Graham Percival :
> The most recent version of the CG is now online. I'll upload it
> very soon after each update:
> http://percival-music.ca/gop/
Oh, so *that*'s what you mean by always referring to "CG"! Here I was,
wondering what computer-generated stuff had to do with it...
Cheers,
2009/1/10 Graham Percival :
> CG! CG! CG! :)
By the way, one sensible addition to the CG might be to invite Windows
users to do
git config global.autocrlf = false
or something like that (by default under Windows, git converts all
line endings to crlf)
Cheers,
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2009/1/11 Johannes Schindelin :
> The next Windows Git installer will let the user choose which strategy to
> take.
Great! You have no idea how much hair I have been pulling out about this :-)
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2009/1/12 Trevor Daniels :
> Why should you want to turn this off, Valentin?
Because
a) any decent editor (i.e. other than NotePad) recognizes and knows
how to edit LF EOL-ed documents
b) my opera (and I believe that Lily's source code does too) uses only
LF endings
c) so whenever I modified a fi
2009/1/16 Carl D. Sorensen :
> The git version of Documentation/fr/user/notation-appendices.itely is
> missing a node, which causes make web to fail.
Thanks, applied.
> P.S. I have a question about a style issue. In notation-appendices.itely,
> there are lots of section introductions that begin
2009/1/18 John :
> My operating system is Windows Vista. I noticed there isn't a LilyPond version
> for Vista yet.
> Is that true? Or will the Windows XP version work on Vista?
Yes it will. (If it's 64-bits Vista, it will run as 32 bits).
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2009/2/1 John Mandereau :
> IIRC it should have started at 15.00 CET, so the premiere is most probably
> finished. I hope this was a great success and the two other will go well
> too.
Greetings everybody,
the past couple of weeks has been exhausting and has almost been
preventing me from follo
2009/2/2 Han-Wen Nienhuys :
> I stopped doing sponsored work on LilyPond. I'm forwarding your
> message to the lilypond-devel forum. Maybe you can someone there can
> help you.
I'm not sure anybody will be able to implement that anytime soon, but
it's indeed a mandatory feature for lots of peopl
2009/2/4 Trevor Daniels :
> Wow! This is a major work! It must be the largest LilyPond score
> ever! I compiled the full score last night to peruse, and it looks
> awesome. The pdf file is 6.65 Mb!
Thanks a lot, but this is nothing compared to Nicolas' work :-)
(I haven't had a chance to ha
2009/2/4 Jan Nieuwenhuizen :
> Wouldn't it be nice to reference some of these great works from lilypond.org?
>
> [I guess it's a bit late for a concert announcement for The Foreign
> Affair']
Actually, I already have something in mind for the LilyPond community
platform I plan to launch alongside
2009/2/4 Graham Percival :
> Great! We can start integrating some of those into lilypond
> proper in the coming weeks.
Definitely. I'll talk more about that later.
> Glad to hear that the performance was a success, and glad to hear
> that you have more time in the future. I have a lot of pent-u
2009/2/4 Graham Percival :
> After one week of this (BTW, there's an English phrase "eating
> your own dog food"; I'm not certain if it translates into other
> languages :), I'll begin another round of GOP recruitment.
What is with you guys and dog food? There's also this phrase about
dog's breakf
2009/2/5 Francisco Vila :
> Valentin, for non-git-aware people you could put a snapshot somewhere.
Somewhere like http://repo.or.cz/w/opera_libre.git?a=snapshot;sf=tgz ?
> A Zip file of everything is 2.5 Mb worth but the .git directory alone
> weigths 2.3 Mb. Once deleted, the resulting zip has
2009/2/5 Johannes Schindelin :
> How about
>
>$ git archive --prefix=opera_libre/ --format=zip HEAD:
>
> ?
It would be just great if repo.or.cz offered this option out-of-the-box...
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2009/2/5 Francisco Vila :
> In another concession to windows users like my students, I'd like to
> have a windows built-in version of main.ly (say winmain.ly) with the
> foo/ path style in the includes, and which they could process directly
> on their systems.
Johannes: thank you very much, FOSS
2009/2/13 Graham Percival :
> Since I've been doing /such/ a good job keeping up with my
> lilypond duties, I figured I'd have the moral authority to bug
> others.
Like you needed any authority to bug someone :)
> Valentin (since you're French and I have no shame ;) what's up
> with the Report?
2009/2/15 Graham Percival :
> You can hopefully figure out what the FIXME DOING SOMETHING means,
> and then write a patch to fix the CG on this issue. If not, bug
> Valentin.
Yes.
> Valentin, please introduce him to Sebastiano and ask Seba to make
> his account an editor.
Aye aye, but I'll stil
Neil, John, Graham,
how about considering an LSR upgrade now? Like, before the whole 2.13
bloody mess starts...
- How involved would it be?
- Do we have to download the lsr archive, update the whole thing by
ourselves and send the new tarball to Seba?
- How do we update snippets that do not ha
2009/2/22 Graham Percival :
>> Is there a possibility to make \cresc form start on the previous note
>> and not on the next note?
>
> Based on my recollection of the previous two times this was
> discussed on the list (see archives), no.
I wrote something like this for my opera, using the 'tweaks
2009/3/1 Frédéric Bron :
> Well thank you. I have downloaded your score and found \ind and \nind
> but both start on the next note. However, I like the syntax \ind
> #"cresc poco a poco". It is a bit more painful than what I propose
> \<"cresc poco a poco" but it can be done today without changing
2009/3/2 Francisco Vila :
> The documentation explains it fairly well and offers examples.
Besides, asking such questions would be more appropriate on our -user
list rather than -devel...
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2009/3/3 Han-Wen Nienhuys :
> We have received some complaints about bandwidth usage at
> lilypond.org; in particular, the lilypond.pdf with its 13mb is causing
> a lot of bandwidth use. Could the doc frogs/meisters/gdpers look into
> a solution for this?
Hi,
John and I are about to launch our n
2009/3/3 John Mandereau :
> I'm not sure the hoster of this new web platform would have reasonably
> enough bandwith for
> massive downloading of 13 MB lilypond.pdf; however, I guess it is OK to use
> download.linuxaudio.org.
Hm, I'm not sure what amount of bandwidth we are talking about. They
do
2009/3/4 Ricdude :
> Neil Puttock gmail.com> writes:
>
>> If you have a look at the News page for version 2.12, you'll see two
>> examples of custom flags, which could easily be adapted to override
>> the default behaviour just for minims.
>
> Perhaps we have different definitions of "easily" ;)
2009/3/6 James E. Bailey :
>> Another feature request - \set Voice.keepAlive = ##t ?
>
> That would be awesome.
I'll add it as soon as you give me a minimal example as well :)
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2009/3/6 James E. Bailey :
> The dontDie is necessary to keep the voices alive.
Well done; added as http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=761
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2009/3/6 Reinhold Kainhofer :
> A few days ago, I decided it's finally time to learn what all that
> hype about AJAX is about. What would be a better guinea pig than
> trying to implement a seach box in our docs??? Well -- it turned out
> incredibly easy. Here it is:
> http://kainhofer.com/~lilypon
2009/3/7 :
> The reason for left-going flags as well as shape is to give the musician
> multiple clues. The length of the leftgoing flag should be short, shorter
> than a note heads width should be fine.
Er, could anyone give me a PNG image so that I can open an official request?
Regards,
Vale
2009/3/8 Carl D. Sorensen :
> Please file a simple bug report. I have a potential solution in mind, and
> hope to get it fixed in the next week or so.
Here you are:
http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=763
I'd regard the \include thing as a bug too, but I'd need a more
specific exa
2009/3/9 Oriolus :
> My malware scanner Norman discovered a trojan after installation of LilyPond:
> Location: C:\Program Files\LilyPond\usr\bin\guile.exe
> Trojan: W32/Smalldrp.ARAH
This is a known problem (and, of course, a false positive). You can
safely ignore this message :-)
R
2009/3/8 David Kastrup :
>
> Hi, using a file debug.ly with the contents
>
> #(top-repl)
>
> I can get an interactive guile prompt.
Wow, I didn't know you can do that! Where on Earth is such a cool
feature documented?
> However, things like
> (display-scheme-music #{ \notemode { c' e' g' c'' e'
2009/3/11 Graham Percival :
> that the number of people reading a paragraph decreases
> exponentially as the length of the paragraph increases[1].
> [1] like all the best statistics in life, this is complete
> guesswork. However, I'd be willing to bet a modest amount that
> it's a fairly accurate
Le 16 mars 2009 16:31, Graham Percival a écrit :
> I don't think anybody else has replied, so I'll take a stab at it.
I've been working at a draft reply for a few days, but never found
what I was looking for.
> What about reserving \< \> \! **only** for hairpins, and \cr
> \endCr \dim \endDim
2009/3/18 Graham Percival :
> I've been offered a scholarship to do my PhD at the University of
> Glasgow, which I'm of course eagerly accepting. I'll be starting
> in Sep or Oct.
Oh dear, I take it you didn't fall for Singapore :)
> To tie this in with lilypond, there's good news on two fronts
2009/3/18 Graham Percival :
> 2) I might organize European vacations around other lilypond
> contributors, starting with a weekend in Paris.
> (not because I particularly want to see Paris -- I spent four days
> there about 10 years ago, so I figure that I've seen everything
> worth seeing :P. B
2009/4/9 Graham Percival :
> On Thu, Apr 09, 2009 at 03:33:06PM +0200, Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
>> Now how do we prevent that in some far away future,
>> people will have forgotten this and propose to deviate from
>> the Zebra standard? I suggest to prefix all names in our
>> softwares in our to b
2009/4/11 Reinhold Kainhofer :
> Now, it seems that I am unable to find a proper place where I have access to
> the TOC entries list with the page numbers properly determined and
> available...
An automatic OCR on LilyPond's PDF output?
OK, that /was/ far-fetched :-(
Regards,
Valentin
2009/4/11 Graham Percival :
> ... WTM?! There actually *is* a "GNU Zebra" project?!?! It does
> TCP/IP routing.
And wait, once we've founded our new group and taken over the world,
they'll have to call themselves ZEBRA Zebra" :-)
> Ok, over the summer we'll try to come up with the history of
>
2009/4/12 Reinhold Kainhofer :
> On Samstag, 11. April 2009 05:29:17 Graham Percival wrote:
>> What problems did you experience with lilypond text typesetting?
>
> Here's a (probably incomplete) list of things that come to my mind:
Perhaps this would be an appropriate time to reopen the discussion
2009/4/18 Graham Percival :
> LSR should be the latest stable, which means 2.12.something.
> Valentin is supposed to be coordinating this with Sebastiano, but
> he's off spending time on other things right now.
> *scowl*
OK, you win. I'm giving Seba a ping right now.
Regards,
Valentin
2009/4/19 Graham Percival :
> Historically, we sent the snippet to the LSR editor to deal with.
> Since we *still* don't have a dedicated LSR editor who has nothing
> better to do than play with web-2.0 things... i.e. the people who
> /are/ LSR editors are sufficiently skilled that they can be eve
2009/5/14 Graham Percival :
> and the like. Those paths should now be found (assuming the files
> are in the same location as global.ly); previously they would not
> be found.
... and they still wouldn't be found by default; you have to use a -d
option for that.
http://code.google.com/p/lilypond
2009/5/19 Graham Percival :
> Valentin, have you made contact with Sebastiano yet? If not, it's
> time to send him another email.
Yes, he was busy but he now does seem to be available.
He asked about the snippet conversion thingy status. As I feared, the
http://lsr-update.lilynet.net/ is not act
2009/5/19 Chip :
> A MySQL database with a php/html interface would also be a simple system to
> set up, and allows for virtually unlimited searching possibilities.
The LSR is based on a much more complex system:
http://erw.dsi.unimi.it/
I have asked Sebastiano about the advantages it provides (I
2009/5/17 Graham Percival :
> Personally, I consider different language declarations _itself_ to
> be a rather ugly kludge. It's not hard to adapt to -is and -es...
> I did it after a few days, and I'd never heard of that notation
> before.
No. We /have/ to think about newcomers. Children,
non-E
2009/5/19 Jonathan Kulp :
> In a thread a few weeks ago I posted results from converting and running all
> of the snippets with LP 2.12. Only one or two wouldn't compile. In fact I
> think the ones that didn't work right also don't work right currently on
> LSR. One of the snippets that failed was
2009/5/19 Francisco Vila :
> I think instrument names were recently implemented in a centered
> column by default. I would like to help improving this because the
> exact location of every name is at first well computed but finally
> wrongly typeset, as the braces are not taken into account. Curren
2009/5/20 Graham Percival :
> Oh yes. I can't even count the number of times I've sung "A sharp
> eight dot dash dash dash dot open left parenthesis". It makes
> writing lilypond very easy!
Italian note names are much more pleasing from a vocal point of view :-)
> Umm... how is this worse than
2009/5/20 Francisco Vila :
> Maybe it's not that easy. If the right padding is intended to put the
> stencil to the rightmost side, the problem is that the extent of the
> brace (if any) is unknown at this moment.
And let's not forget that braces can have different sizes from one
system to another
2009/5/22 Jonathan Kulp :
> Initial efforts are fruitless. I installed GNUMake on the XP partition, but
> when I type the command "make" in the dos shell, it says there's no such
> program. I tried "Make" and "make.exe" as well with the same results. I
> have no idea what to try next because the
2009/5/21 Graham Percival :
>> Jon Kulp has updated all the snippets for 2.12. They are ready to go
>> whenever Sebastiano is ready to go.
I think Seba is ready.
> In short, there's no excuse to not have this done within two
> weeks. Get this bloody thing over with.
OK. Jon, do you have a tarb
2009/5/25 Jonathan Kulp :
> Valentin, the tarball is ready and will be coming in a private email.
Mats has changed a couple of snippets since you sent me the tarball.
What do we do about it? (I'm afraid we'll have to take the LSR offline
until it's updated, to make sure nothing gets lost in the pr
2009/5/26 Jonathan Kulp :
> I created the tarball *after* incorporating Mats' changes to the snippet
> with polymeter. Is that the one you're talking about? He posted a fix on
> the mailing list, so I put it in the appropriate snippet, tested it, then
> created the tarball and mailed it to you.
2009/5/26 Graham Percival :
> Consider me absent until May 29 (US time -- I arrive on the 28th,
> but I'll probably spend the rest of the day sleeping). I've
> updated the htaccess on lilypond.org, but I don't know if that
> fixed anything.
Have a nice flight!
Looking forward to seeing you (on th
2009/6/4 Francisco Vila :
> I have freshened the Spanish wikipedia LilyPond page a little bit.
> This is the most time-consuming task you can face. After a rest I
> could try translating it into English, sooner or later.
I can help you with the translation, but I don't have a Wikipedia
account so
2009/6/4 Ian Hulin :
>>See >http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-user/2009-02/msg00833.html
>> >and follow-ups for the previous discussion on the topic. As far as I >can
>> see, an implementation proposal is already available, just to >commit.
>>
>
> I know Marek Klein did a lot of work on th
2009/6/6 Jan Nieuwenhuizen :
> I've been present for some months now on #lilypond at freenode.net,
> so I've decided to mention the presence of this channel at
> http://lilypond.org/web/about/index.html
Greetings Jan,
In order to give this channel more visibility, I have also added it on
lilyn
2009/6/30 Joe Neeman :
> Thanks, these are both fixed now. I've configured PianoStaff to stretch
> by default, but by a smaller amount than the other staff groups. At this
> point, though, all of the default settings are provisional (ie. if
> someone would try out different values and choose someth
2009/7/5 Graham Percival :
> The current policy is that only crashes and regressions get higher
> priority; everything else is medium, low, or postponed. If we
> listed those bugs as higher priority, would it change anything?
> Would Chris work on it before Aug? Would somebody else pick up
> that
2009/7/15 ArnoWaschk :
> while trying to import some scores into lilypond i was given as xml export
> from a finale using collegue, i stumbled across some problems...
Hi Arno,
Added as http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=806
(please use the bug-lilypond mailing list for such repor
2009/7/9 Graham Percival :
> Since this contains a patch, I forward it to lilypond-devel. Does
> anybody think it looks reasonable?
>
>
> On Mon, Jul 06, 2009 at 11:08:42PM +, Thomas Morgan wrote:
>> Consider this input:
>>
>> \version "2.13.2"
>> \markup {
>> \column {
>> \conca
2009/7/16 John Mandereau :
> The hourly script is useful to allow any web site maintainer to react
> quickly against typos and minor bugs that don't require fixing the
> Makefile or Python scripts, whereas it could take much longer if you (or
> another maintainer) are the only person that can fix
2009/5/9 Neil Puttock :
> I favour this version since its the least ambiguous; there's no risk
> of a user trying to make e.g. a 'CrescendoEvent with
> 'descrescendo-text.
Just for the record (and the mailing list archive): this feature has
now been added to our tracker as
http://code.google.com/p
2009/7/18 Carl Sorensen :
> Thanks for your creativity!
Could said "creativity" give birth to a LSR snippet as well? :-)
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2009/7/21 Werner :
> \midi {
> \context {
> \Score
> % harmonies = ##f
> % (output all voices but no harmonies from chordNames!)
> }
> }
There's already a way to do it. Try something such as
\midi {
\context {
\type "Performer_group"
\name ChordNames
2009/7/22 Mark Polesky :
> These ideas sound ambitious to me, but should anyone want to try
> implementing them in the future, s/he can consult this post.
I can add whatever will not be implemented soon as (a) feature
request(s) in the tracker – possibly including the autochange patch,
since it s
2009/7/22 Jay Anderson :
> In any case I think anchors could be very useful for a variety of purposes.
Yaay! For one, it would simply change my life :-)
I'm not sure if it is at all possible without major changes to the way
Lily currently works though. I'll wait a few days to see where this
discu
2009/7/23 Michael Käppler :
> after transcribing some baroque vocal and instrumental pieces I noticed that
> one articulation sign is used very often, but not provided by lilypond. It
> looks simply like a line, vertically placed above the note head.
Greetings,
here is how to achieve what you're l
2009/7/15 Neil Puttock :
> A new patch set is available here:
>
> http://codereview.appspot.com/8874/show
Hi Neil,
do you want me to open a "Started" page in the tracker to keep track
of this patch?
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2009/7/24 Graham Percival :
> On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 08:55:21PM -0600, Carl Sorensen wrote:
>> Please remove the docs tags from the following snippets:
>>
>> Specifying context with beatGrouping
>>
>> Using beatLength and beatGrouping
> Copy those snippets (the two files from input/lsr/) into
2009/7/23 Michael Käppler :
> Thanks for adding this to the snippets. Maybe I'll post a better explanation
> later. Anyway, wouldn't it be better to add this to the font?
For a single vertical line, I suspect this would be overkill – Unless
we officialy include it alongside the other articulation
2009/7/24 Werner LEMBERG :
> Definitely very useful stuff!
... and it would be a shame to lose track of it :-)
What do you guys would like to do with it? LSR? Docs? Anywhere else?
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2009/7/24 Maximilian Albert :
> It's not correct that articulations are always centered with the note head.
> See
>
> http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=218
>
> and the examples attached there. This is precisely what
> toward-stem-shift was introduced for. :-)
Indeed (i didn't re
2009/7/24 Mark Polesky :
> In a weird way, I don't think either is appropriate. Sometimes I wish
> there was something like an LSRD (for developers). You know, snippets
> showing how to trace grob-parents, how to sort objects by specific
> properties, how to know when to use #'(0 . 1) and when to u
2009/7/24 Werner LEMBERG :
> I don't object to add it to the font, so please add it as a feature
> request.
Here goes: http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=822
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2009/7/25 Mark Polesky :
> Thanks, Neil. My editor does confusing things with tabs.
> I hate them. Who would object if I just started running
> tabs->spaces on the source docs? I think we should have
> a strict no-tabs rule. And I'm in good company:
> http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-deve
2009/7/27 Maximilian Albert :
> This has got buried for more than half
> a year (presumably because it was Christmas time when I sent my last
> email), but I'd appreciate if someone could take a look at it and let
> me know if it's OK to apply or what should be changed.
The issue on http://code.go
2009/7/27 Graham Percival :
> Lilypond Syntax Development (tentative name)
How about "Grand Syntax Project", for Graham-ish consistency's sake? :-)
> However, I think we now have a critical mass of interested users,
> experience with the syntax, and developers. I therefore propose
> to have a
2009/7/27 Graham Breed :
> They should work the way I did Sagittal -- by monkey patching
> Accidental to use an external font. No need to change LilyPond, and
> you don't want every different microtonal system in the tracker, do
> you?
Graham, could you publicly document this? For instance, using
2009/7/28 Bertalan Fodor (LilyPondTool) :
> I haven't got any answer yet, so now I'm a bit afraid that it's going to be
> ignored.
I did intend to do so, but I haven't gotten a chance to find a ssh
connection until today. Your announcement has been committed:
http://git.savannah.gnu.org/gitweb/?p=
2009/7/29 Michael Käppler :
> I'd like to test Joe's new spacing code. Has it already been merged into
> master or do I have to pull from dev/jneeman?
Greetings,
the code is on Joe's branch, and is not ready to be merged.
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2009/7/30 David Kastrup :
> But if the key signature is, say, G major, then a note f would be
> printed with a natural accidental. So "this rule never prints any
> naturals" would appear wrong to me.
While the part you quoted is obviously wrong, I think the full
sentence is clear:
"Unlike `dodeca
2009/7/30 Graham Percival :
> [1] since this probably doesn't translate, in North America (dunno
> about the UK) girls around age 6-10 will say "pretty please with
> sugar on top" (i.e. similar to a cake, pastry, or some other sweet
> dessert) as an especially cutesy way of asking for a favor. Due
2009/7/30 Mark Polesky :
> Nice catch. The scheme code for both is functionally identical.
> There is no difference. One should be deprecated. I prefer to
> keep pad-around since it is more descriptive. Using "markup" in
> a markup command name is redundant anyway. Are there any other
> markup comm
2009/7/31 Graham Percival :
> IMO this is more "main NR chapter" material. Appendices are
> generally tables and auto-generated material. I could imagine NR
> 6 being pretty much what it is right now -- essentially just
> simply substitution macros -- and a NR 7 being for advanced
> scheme. (I m
2009/8/1 Mark Polesky :
>> These are things I've not done before, but perhaps I'll give it a
>> try!
Precisely, it's a good opportunity for you to learn :-) Feel free to
send me a link to your committish if you want me to review your work.
> Okay, looking at earlier rules for guidance, I'm surpri
2009/8/1 Francisco Vila :
> Here are some additional realisations.
I'd suggest a smiling note jumping on the lily flower, but that ship
has sailed already :-)
Regards,
Valentin
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2009/8/1 Francisco Vila :
> I think that emulating the visual behaviour could be done marking
> noteheads with a given name or number, regardless of what voice or
> staff do they belong to, and LilyPond could possibly trace them as it
> already knows the coordinates.
> \new Voice { c \startSlur="n
2009/8/4 Han-Wen Nienhuys :
> I can imagine how this would be implemented, but it would be a lot of
> work. If anyone is up for a challenge, I can give some pointers. :)
OK, now there's no way I'm gonna let you get away with such a promise :-)
http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=82
2009/7/31 Joe Neeman :
> It should be sufficient to simply remove the definition of the Dynamics
> context from these files (and the \accepts Dynamics part from
> PianoStaff). The default Dynamics context is very similar (and drew
> heavily from) the piano dynamics template, so it should be a drop-
Greetings everyone,
as the -devel list tends to get crowded these days, John and I have
opened a separate mailing list for documentation translators.
You can subscribe and read the archives on http://lists.lilynet.net/translations
To whomever is in charge of the translationproject.org LilyPond
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2009/8/5 Graham Percival :
> Ok, I think we have enough positive, and no negative, responses.
> Valentin, could add this to the tracker, so that we can lose it?
"So that we _can_ lose it"? :-)
There you go: http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=825
Regards,
Valentin
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