See the section on Line breaking for information on how to include
line breaks in the middle of a measure. The same principle applies to
page breaks.
/Mats
Adam James Wilson wrote:
Hi,
I'm a first time poster - I've been trying to use Lilypond for
proportionally notating multi-tempo music.
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Your observation is absolutely correct, so unfortunately you
have to manually adjust the indent parameter (or the
linewidth) to fit the instrument names.
And is there a way to align all names to the left margin?
Michael
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thisworks = #(ly:wide-char-utf-8 #x03E2)
thisdont = #(ly:wide-char-utf-8 #x1D046)
\relative c'' { c1_\markup{
\override #'(font-name . Musical.otf)
{
\thisworks
%\thisdont
}}
}
Does anyone know whether these wider code points are supported by
Lilypond, and
Here's the rest of this thread, in reverse order - I accidentally replied to
Mats instead of the list.
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The principle you describe should indeed work. However, when I tried a
small example, I discovered that there's some strange bug involved and I
have just sent a bug report.
I attached a .ly file and a .png to demonstrate the breaking problem.
The example should break at the end of the second measure in the top
staff - instead, only the inivisible voices seem to break and wrap
around, becoming visible as they do so.
Best,
Adam
On 8/17/07, Adam James Wilson [EMAIL
Looks like attachments get pruned? Here's the ly text:
\version 2.11.29
#(append! paper-alist '((adam . (cons (* 22.86 cm) (* 15.24 cm)
#(set-default-paper-size adam)
#(set-global-staff-size 20)
\paper {
#(set-paper-size adam)
top-margin = 2.54\cm
bottom-margin =
Hi everyone,
It seems that even with custom paper the upper limit for paper width
is 200 inches (508cm), at least in \version 2.11.29.
Does anyone know how to fix it so that the width has no maximum?
Best,
Adam
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2007/8/16, Joe Neeman [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm trying to tweak the spacing code, and I've come across a case where I'm
not sure what to do. In the attached example, I have a note followed by a
clef change followed by a bar line. Given that the clef fits in the space
that would be there anyway,
After finding/examining the file in question
(I found it!) and reading all the posts/follow-ups I am still
completely unable to find a clear explanation of how to
unset these EasyHeads! It seems such a simple thing
to do and much has been said about how
to find the source of the answer...
