As you can see, use of transparent rests in measure 7
instead of silent rests solves the horizontal spacing
problem apparent in meaures 3, 5, and 6. Thanks.
The dots are wrong in measures 4 and 10 and \dotDown
and \dotsDown give parse errors. What now?
Poet is the wrong typeface. How to
Any hints from the list on why I might not be able to link lilypond under gcc 2.95.3?
./out/afm.o: In function `_Rb_treeString, pairString const, int,
_Select1stpairString const, int , lessString, allocatorint ::find(String
const ) const':
On the first note in my score I have:
fs^#'(large Adagio e Delicato)
However, I would like to move the Adagio e Delicato up and to the left, so
that it's aligned with the left end of the staff. I tried using:
fs^#'((raise . 4.0) ((kern . -5.0) (large Adagio e Delicato)))
But the text showed
Mark Volpe [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
However, I would like to move the Adagio e Delicato up and to the left, so
that it's aligned with the left end of the staff. I tried using:
fs^#'((raise . 4.0) ((kern . -5.0) (large Adagio e Delicato)))
But the text showed up in the same place. Can
Jack J. Woehr [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Any hints from the list on why I might not be able to link lilypond under gcc 2.95.3?
Can you compile a simple c++ file like this:
#include iostream
int
main (int, char const*[])
{
std::cout Hello world endl;
return 0;
The dots are wrong in measures 4 and 10 and \dotDown
and \dotsDown give parse errors. What now?
It appears there is no predefined macro to set the
dot direction. You could d
efine it yourself:
\dotDown= \property Voice.Dots \override #'direction = #-1
Great! And I have done so. Thank
Worked as advertised. Thanks!
Mark
Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
Mark Volpe [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
However, I would like to move the Adagio e Delicato up and to the left, so
that it's aligned with the left end of the staff. I tried using:
fs^#'((raise . 4.0) ((kern . -5.0) (large Adagio e
I'm reposting this, maybe someone has some time for it this time around.
This time with legend.
Hi folks,
is it possible to automatically terminate a syllable extender where there
is
a rest? I want this look:
note note note 1/4rest note
|| | \ |
|| |
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dotDown = \property Voice.Dots \override #'direction = #-1
The full list of predefined macros can be found in ly/property.ly
So I could \include a file of my own with alternatives to \voiceOne, etc., that
defined
\dotDown and put it with \stemDown where it
Unless someone provides me with a apple machine, MacOS X and a wad of
extra spare time, I won't be doing this in the near future. But maybe
you could try to compile lily for MacOS X yourself -- we'd be glad to
help you if you encounter problems.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I would like to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm reposting this, maybe someone has some time for it this time around.
(looking at extender source).
is it possible to automatically terminate a syllable extender where there
is
a rest? I want this look:
No, it's not supported currently. It would involve
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Unless someone provides me with a apple machine, MacOS X and a wad of
extra spare time, I won't be doing this in the near future. But maybe
you could try to compile lily for MacOS X yourself -- we'd be glad to
help you if you encounter problems.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I would like to
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