Mats Bengtsson wrote:
If you put something within double quotes, LilyPond will treat it as
a single character string. In my opinion, this makes perfect sense.
How else would you for example be able to print the text \flat
in you needed it?
Ok. Then is there any way shorter than \line{ ... } to
Not unless you define your own macro:
bflat = \markup { B \flat }
{c''^\markup\center-align{Clarinett in \bflat } }
/Mats
Paul Scott wrote:
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
If you put something within double quotes, LilyPond will treat it as
a single character string. In my opinion, this makes
Erik Sandberg wrote:
On Thursday 30 March 2006 07.11, Paul Scott wrote:
\version 2.8.0
This doesn't work:
{ c''1^\markup{ B \flat } }
These work:
{ c''1^\markup{ B \flat } [EMAIL PROTECTED]
{ c''1^\markup{ \line{ B \flat } } }
I needed something to work in \column. I first tried the
You can use durations like 1*2 for lengths greater than a minim.
For example:
\version 2.8.0
\score {
\new Staff { a'1 b'2 c'' d''1 e''1 }
\new Lyrics \lyricmode { one1*2 two1 three }
}
Colin
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Date: Wed, 29 Mar 2006 21:35:12 -0500
From: Geoff
Do the angle bracket delimiters still work in \column which is the
point of all this?
No! The current syntax is described in the manual. I don't see what the
point should be.
/Mats
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Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Do the angle bracket delimiters still work in \column which is the
point of all this?
No! The current syntax is described in the manual. I don't see what
the point should be.
The manual describes the syntax as args (list of markups). Where is
list of markup defined?
Hi,
before delving into the depths of it: Has anybody got the
lilypond-mode.el working in terms of autocompletion and cursor
movement under gnu emacs?
I tried with emacs21 and emacs-gtk (Version 22) without
success. Syntax highlighting seems to work, but pressing M-C-p or
M-C-n gets me to the
is there a way to name them specifically from inside the file? somthing
like
piano = {...}
cello = {...}
alto = {...}
\book{
\filename complete_score
\new Staff \alto
\new Staff \cello
\new Staff \piano
}
\book{
Am I supposed to do something like this to move my
dynamics down on the page? This thing has me beat.
\layout{\context{\Staff \set
DynamicLineSpanner #'staff-padding = #-5}}
Cheers,
Stewart
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Which version of the manual have you been looking in?
In the section on Dynamics in the manual, you can find a working
example (at least in the manual for version 2.8).
/Mats
Stewart Holmes wrote:
Am I supposed to do something like this to move my dynamics down on
the page? This thing has
Hi, I still would appreciate to see an answer\suggestion for this.
Eduardo
Hello friends,
I'm wondering how can I use a PostScript font in a text markup for my
score.
Here are my settings: Windows ME, Lilypond 2.7.39, the installed font:
Isabella (c:\psfonts\iz__.PFB).
I saw in
Hi, as a recent lilypond convert i've been looking at (and learning from) some music from mutopia.org. I've noticed that than when using the StaffGroup context the StaffGroup symbol will overlap with the bar number at the beginning of each line. Can anyone help me construct a tweak that moves the
In addition Tab doesn't auto-complete but rather indents the current
line...
I'm pretty sure this is the intended behavior.
Geoff
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-- Orm wrote:
Hi,
before delving into the depths of it: Has anybody got the
lilypond-mode.el working in terms of autocompletion and cursor
movement under gnu emacs?
I tried with emacs21 and emacs-gtk (Version 22) without
success. Syntax highlighting seems to work, but pressing M-C-p or
Orm Finnendahl wrote:
Hi,
before delving into the depths of it: Has anybody got the
lilypond-mode.el working in terms of autocompletion and cursor
movement under gnu emacs?
I tried with emacs21 and emacs-gtk (Version 22) without
success. Syntax highlighting seems to work, but pressing
Please always tell what LilyPond version you use, to be sure to get a
relevant
answer.
The answer can, more or less, be found in the manual, at the bottom of the
page in the section on Bar Numbers. If you are unfamiliar, to the details
of to set such a property, look at the chapter on Changing
Am 30. März 2006, 05:57 Uhr (-0500) schrieb Geoff Horton:
In addition Tab doesn't auto-complete but rather indents the current
line...
I'm pretty sure this is the intended behavior.
snippet from lilypond-mode.el
(if (string-match XEmacs\\|Lucid emacs-version)
(define-key
I'm using the latest version (2.8.0). I tried the search on Nabble but i'll
try the keywords you suggested, thanks.
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Have you looked at the examples called font-family-override.ly
and font-name.ly in the Regression Tests document? The former
describes how to find out the name of the font to use. You probably
want to send the printouts to a file to be able to browse through them
with some text editor, so start a
I was doing an octave check for c when the actual pitch in the
output was c,.
The resulting error message tells me:
warning: octave check failed; expected c, found: c,
I know what it means, but it's very easy to misconstrue (especially if
the piece had been more complicated). Would it be
On 30-Mar-06, at 3:45 PM, Geoff Horton wrote:
The resulting error message tells me:
warning: octave check failed; expected c, found: c,
I know what it means, but it's very easy to misconstrue (especially if
the piece had been more complicated). Would it be possible (and
helpful) to add
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