Aaron Mehl writes:
after try gvim for hebrew I installed gedit and see it
types hebrew out-of-the-box.
I thinks that if it had some of the power of emacs/vim
for lilypond I would switch to it.
I cannot imagine that emacs (perhaps emacs mule) does not
do hebrew. Try asking google.
Jan.
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Of course emacs 'does' hebrew but not bidi and since I
knew how to set vim up for this and out of the box
emacs didn't let me type hebrew, I didn't bother.
I infact am using emacs a lot but I have made a
prelininary gtksourceview language-specs file for
gedit if anyone is interested.
Aaron
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- I cannot imagine that emacs (perhaps emacs mule)
does not
do hebrew. Try asking google.
Jan.
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Kevin Sheedy writes:
I just installed the Lilypond standalone for the first time. I can't
get it to work. When I run the desktop shortcut, I get a dos prompt
with the following:
Out of environment space
Out of environment space
Out of environment space
Out of environment space
Too many
Jan Nieuwenhuizen writes:
Out of environment space
It seems that we need a windows guru to look into this, sorry.
It turns out to be a very common problem with Windows, google helps a
bit.
This is not a LilyPond problem, it is bug in Windows. There is no
easy automatic workaround, it needs
Aaron,
I am inferring from your last few questions to this list that you got
2.5.26 working. If my guess is correct, how did you install the new
version of ghostscript?
Josiah
On Mon, 30 May 2005, Aaron Mehl wrote:
Well that was my exact proble finding a ghoscript new
enough.
I also
Hi,
Sorry for my question, but I am getting crazy with these lyrics you can
set at the end of my posting:
In bar 4 I have a4 r4 d8 d and d4 r4 f8 f in TenorI and BassI. Both
have to sing Hal- la- li, on the 8th and the following 2 in the next
bar. At the momoment I reached this by a trick, but
Will Oram wrote:
I have the OS X lilypond .26 binary, and I've used it a little. It works
great, but once again, fonts are causing problems.
The main serif font does not display in PS/PDFs made with the binary.
Instead, I get a sans-serif font display; it looks like Gill Sans or
something.
J L wrote:
is there an option to turn PDF point and click off? I makes the file
size larger and I mostly don't need it
Yes. read our Fine Manual.
Python -
I think that the Python scripts could be made to run, using a little
bit of path work, and
adding an option to the installer
Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
This is not a LilyPond problem, it is bug in Windows. There is no
easy automatic workaround, it needs user intervention, so it seems.
Edit the Windows config.sys file and reboot
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q230205/
ok, but it's a problem on w95/98 (probably
Hi:
I'm having a little trouble with 2.5.26, and I'm pretty sure it's a
misunderstanding on my part. Previously, I've always set the font for
chord symbols like so:
\context {
\ChordNames
\override ChordName #'font-family = #'roman
}
With 2.5.26, I get a sans font for the
If I'm reading it correctly, the roman font is set in font.scm to
Century Schoolbook, which explains why I'm getting Century Schoolbook
when I specify a roman font.
More coffee
DOug
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Thanks Daniel,
Unfortunately I am getting a clean output from that command.
mf --version
Metafont 2.71828 (Web2C 7.5.4)
kpathsea version 3.5.4
Copyright (C) 1997-2004 D.E. Knuth.
Kpathsea is copyright (C) 1997-2004 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
There is NO warranty. Redistribution of this
Daniel,
It finally managed to successfully compile lilypond. Thank you very much for
your help.
It had to do indeed with the installation of tetex as you pointed out. The
problem I believe I had, was the location of some map files. For more detail
you can refer to:
Hi,
Is there any way to make lilypond use cross shaped note heads (as in the
high-hat percussion notation), within a normal score? Furthermore is
there a way to use a cross within a 'circle' to represent longer
unpitched durations?
I am using version 2.4.5.
Thanks,
Jamie
I cannot imagine that emacs (perhaps emacs mule) does not
do hebrew.
Sad but true! Recent Emacs versions don't have right-to-left support
(it's delayed to be added after the next release); you have to use the
old Mule extensions.
Werner
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I've been testing the 2.5 series a bit and the new self contained packages
offered by the Development Team. This is great progress. I have had some
font and spacing issues with the 2.5.2x versions that I have tried. The last
one tested for me was the latest 2.5.27 package which did seem to solve
With several decades' of programming behind me, one of the first things
I look for in studying a new language is concise descriptions of the
syntax of the language and of the structure of well-formed programs.
It's also nice to get direction from experienced writers in the language
as to
Yes I got it working, thanks to Laura Conrads post.
There is a .deb for gs and it is called gs-afpl 8.14-3
I need to upgrade another package via apt but after
that it went smoothly.
Good luck
Aaron
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Aaron,
I am inferring from your last few
This may be to big for the list if so I will try to
send it to one of the maintainers.
Here is my language file for gedit.
I named it .xml so I could edit in with nxml but for
it to work it needs to be renamed and placed in the
gtksourceview/language-specs/
I really didn't know what I was doing
Yes in truth the way programmers document/read
documents is add odds with tech writing. Tech writing
will choose to repeat thingsor give extra example so
as to be as clear and understandable as possible and
programmers want things not to be repeated and as
concise as possible.
I unfortunetly have
Roman,
I have rewritten your lilypond file slightly, so now it produces at
least the music in the order you were looking for.
The idea is that you define the structure of the output tyo be produced
(i.e. the \score part) separately from the text.I used the \lyricsto
command instead of the
On 1-Jun-05, at 8:46 AM, Jamie Bullock wrote:
Is there any way to make lilypond use cross shaped note heads (as in
the
high-hat percussion notation), within a normal score? Furthermore is
there a way to use a cross within a 'circle' to represent longer
unpitched durations?
Yes, read the docs
Having just started using lilypond I came across a problem I can't solve. I am
writing for harp and I have a lot of cross staff notes. At a few places I wish
to notate a chord with one note in the lower staff and one note in the upper
staff. I have figured out how to do this as long as the
hi,
i have a question/request concerning the beaming of rests and notes.
my rhythms are often complex, so i like to make the notation easier for the musicians by beaming notes and rests together that occur in the same beat. this works in many scenarios in lilypond, but i get warnings in others.
Hi all,
In a previous email I asked if layout replaced paper.
I was told to look at outputs, which I did. The paper
output section details \paper{}
but I see no mention of \layout {}
where in the docs is \layout discussed?
Thanks
Aaron
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Do
I have a question related to Sean's post, so I thought I'd post it here.
This behavior Sean talks about with beaming rests with other notes (I do
it often myself, and find those 'warning' messages annoying, and
sometimes makes it hard to read the other, 'real' warning and error
messages); I was
zeroguy wrote:
I have a question related to Sean's post, so I thought I'd post it here.
This behavior Sean talks about with beaming rests with other notes (I do
it often myself, and find those 'warning' messages annoying, and
sometimes makes it hard to read the other, 'real' warning and error
On Tue, 31 May 2005 09:29:44 VSD wrote:
After some tweaking I was able to see EC and CM fonts by:
1 - copying the folder \cygwin\usr\share\texmf\fonts\type1\ to any folder in
the font directory list in fonts.conf
Hey, thanks for the idea. I finally got the font to work that I wanted.
Hi:
I'm having a problem running lilypond 2.5.27. My setup is
TeTeX 3.0
Slackware Linux current
When I compile a lilypond file using the --verbose flag, I see that it
seems to be saying it's going to use Century Schoolbook as the text
font. When it gets to the point where it produces a PDF, it
LilyPond 2.5.26 for Windows uses Verdana as the default font, but I want
to use the serif and sans serifs Minion Pro and Myriad Pro. I've been
getting away by hacking lines 355-356 of C:\Program
Files\LilyPond\usr\share\lilypond\2.5.26\font.scm to read:
(add-pango-fonts n 'roman Minion Pro
On 6/1/05 5:23 PM, Han-Wen Nienhuys [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Walter Hofmeister wrote:
On my system, the self
contained package does not quit automatically. After the file is compiled,
it switches to viewing the file in Adobe Acrobat Reader. In order to quit, I
then have to switch to the
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