Graham Percival wrote:
This doesn't work, and apparently has never worked. I could have sworn
that I removed this from the manual, but apparently I forgot. It's gone
now. See bug 343 in the google tracker for slightly more info.
Apparently it _can_ work, in special circumstances. See the
I have to admit that I'm stuck here.
I see some documentation for gros here:
http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.11/Documentation/user/lilypond-internals/grob_002dinterface#grob_002dinterface
but I don't know where to start. Do you have a suggested URL?
Han-Wen Nienhuys [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It
I went looking in the mail archive to see if I could find an answer to
my question as I had not heard from anybody, only to discover that Mats
had responded. For some reason it did not find its way to my in-box.
Which LilyPond version? The vertical spacing handling has changed
significantly
Tim Reeves wrote:
Thanks John,
So is there a simple way to change the OOoLilyPond macro to send
-dbackend=foo instead of -b foo?
You can edit the Macro in OpenOffice.org. Go to Tools -- Macros --
Organise Macros -- OpenOffice.org Basic
Then select the Module Subs from the OOoLilyPond
Hi, David:
I went there per your suggestion and tried tweaking the minimum-y-
extent
but I was unable to make it any better. I eventually tried
#'extra-offset on the lyrics. This solved half of the problem. I was
able to move them close enough to the staff for my purposes but, of
course, it
Hi,
Is there a way to generate more than one line of songtext below the notes? I
have a song, in which parts of the melody are repeated and I want to print two
lines of text below one line of notes...
Reagrds,
Holger
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On 09/05/07, holger lange [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Is there a way to generate more than one line of songtext below the notes? I
have a song, in which parts of the melody are repeated and I want to print two
lines of text below one line of notes...
Reagrds,
I think that this could be what
using version 2.10 on winXP
on OpenOffice.org with macro Ctrl+M from OOoLilyPond
I try to write music sheet using french syntax (as do re mi fa ...)
I wrote therefore this simple file:
\include italiano.ly {
do re mi fa
}
which returns an error message;
Files like
\ relative c' {
a b c d
Wow, yeah, that did it. Thanks!
-David
Kieren MacMillan wrote:
Hi, David:
I went there per your suggestion and tried tweaking the minimum-y-extent
but I was unable to make it any better. I eventually tried
#'extra-offset on the lyrics. This solved half of the problem. I was
able to
I need to make some ledger lines transparent. I'm using an invisible
note from which to hang a lyric syllable. The part itself (not the
cues) will need to be available in different clefs. This will result in
ledger lines appearing in one clef or the other. I haven't yet found
the right
Hello, all!
Attached is a snippet from a piano piece I'm engraving.
As you will see, the addition of a cautionary accidental in the upper
part of the chord causes the lower (regular) accidental to shift
unnecessarily.
I've included this on -list, to document the (i.e., my current)
Am 2007-05-07 um 03:28 schrieb Bryan Stanbridge:
In LP 2.6 I could hide empty staves (also in the first system) with
\layout { \context { \RemoveEmptyStaffContext } }
Can't remember if I also needed
\set Score . skipBars = ##t
In LP 2.10 an empty stave in the first system is only hidden with
Am 2007-05-08 um 11:06 schrieb Graham Percival:
fiëé visuëlle wrote:
GNU LilyPond 2.10.23
Fehler: LILYPONDPREFIX is obsolete, use LILYPOND_DATADIR
I thought that would have been fixed?
I thought so too, and I can't reproduce this on my system. Could
you remove lilypond and remove any
Am 2007-05-08 um 14:13 schrieb Selyem Zoltán:
i'm adding chords as text markup (version 2.10.20), and I would like
the chord symbols to look distinct from the other text.
I do the same (with Verdana Bold though), but I think there is a way
to define your own chord names and then you could use
Kieren MacMillan wrote:
Attached is a snippet from a piano piece I'm engraving.
A more minimal example would be nice -- say, two notes in a chord.
As you will see, the addition of a cautionary accidental in the upper
part of the chord causes the lower (regular) accidental to shift
On May 9, 2007, at 7:11 PM, Graham Percival wrote:
Stan Sanderson wrote:
Preprocessing graphical objects...
programming error: minimise_least_squares (): Nothing to minimise
This means that vertical spacing is triggered
before line breaking
Previous postings to the list referred to earlier
Stan Sanderson wrote:
O.K., I pared it down to a minimum (AFAIK). I eliminated the middle voice.
\version 2.11.23
\include english.ly
\paper{ ragged-right=##t }
{ e''4. e''4 e''8 fs'' g''}\\{ e2 ~ e8 r4.}
I've added this as another example in
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