2008/8/10 Joe Neeman [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I think Han-Wen's point is that the first argument to
Staff_symbol::some_function(Grob *me, ...) should always be a staff
symbol (whereas the first argument to
Staff_symbol_referencer::some_function(Grob *me, ...) should be a staff
symbol referencer).
John, you wrote Saturday, August 09, 2008 5:15 PM
I proofread chapter 3 of the Learning Manual up to 3.1.4 'Modifying
context properties'. This is globally great work, I wish I could read
such docs instead of spending hours in trial-and-error and reading
Mats' explanations on -user, when I
Neil Puttock wrote:
2008/8/10 Joe Neeman [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I think Han-Wen's point is that the first argument to
Staff_symbol::some_function(Grob *me, ...) should always be a staff
symbol (whereas the first argument to
Staff_symbol_referencer::some_function(Grob *me, ...) should be a staff
Dear Lilypond-users,
with my actual version (2.11.49), the very nice addStaccato (or in this case
addTenuto) function doens't work as it did before.
In the quoted example, the note after the tie has a tenuto too (and I don't
want it) and the accent above the tenuto looks strange, it should be
Looking over NR 1.5.2, I see what appears to be a typo in the fifth
paragraph of the 'Single-staff polyphony' page.
The method exposed creates two new voices when the {...} \\ {...}
construction is found in the code; to temporally add only one additional
voice to an existing one, it is necessary
2.9.1.4, first paragraph: Where matching existing typeset music is not
an issue, you may still want to adjust the beaming behaviour and/or
using compound time signatures.
using - use
--
Of all things, good sense is the most fairly distributed: everyone
thinks he is so well supplied
Dear lilypond-users,
I have a quesetion concerning the file drumpitch-init.ly.
I know it is on a linux machine normally at:
/usr/local/lilypond/usr/share/lilypond/current/ly
But could someone please tell me, where I can find this file on a windows
and on a macintosh machine?
I need to know it for
Stefan
It's best just to refer to LM 4.6.3 Other sources of information, rather
than repeating this at several points in the manuals. Add the file to the
short list there.
Trevor
- Original Message -
From: Stefan Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: lilypond-user lilypond-user@gnu.org
But could someone please tell me, where I can find this file
For (a default installation on) Windows (de), I suggest
C:\Programme\LilyPond\usr\share\lilypond\current\ly\drumpitch-init.ly
Cheers,
Robin
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Dear Lilypond users,
in the below quoted example I get two staves, although I would like to have
one!
What could be wrong?
\version 2.11.49
global = { \time 4/4 s1 }
drumsA = {
\context Voice { \global } { \drummode { tamb4 tamb tamb tamb } }
}
\new DrumStaff
{ \drumsA }
Dear Lilypond,
when calculating a large score I get an error message: nicht genügend
Arbeitsspeicher (not enough main storage).
Is there a possibilitie to solve this problem?
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If you read at
http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.11/Documentation/user/lilypond/Percussion-staves#Percussion-staves
you will learn that the voice-like context for percussion is called
DrumVoice, you cannot use an ordinary Voice context in a DrumStaff.
/Mats
Stefan Thomas wrote:
Dear Lilypond
Trevor Daniels wrote:
My understanding is that the name given to a context is
stored internally as the context's id. You can display this
with the ly:context-id function. In the example above both
contexts have id set to myvoice, as least that's what this
function returns.
I take the
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Trevor Daniels wrote:
My understanding is that the name given to a context is
stored internally as the context's id. You can display this
with the ly:context-id function. In the example above both
contexts have id set to myvoice, as least that's what this
function
Setting the |LILYPOND_GC_YIELD environment variable to some smaller
value than 70 may help.
Bert
|
Stefan Thomas írta:
Dear Lilypond,
when calculating a large score I get an error message: nicht genügend
Arbeitsspeicher (not enough main storage).
Is there a possibilitie to solve this
On which OS?
On windows you have to go to the control panel System Advanced
Environment variables and add a new environment variable called
LILYPOND_GC_YIELD, then log off and on to make it into effect.
Stefan Thomas írta:
Dear Bartalan,
thanks for Your quick answer! But where and how can
2008/8/10 Joe Neeman [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Ah, sorry, I evidently hadn't read your last email completely. The patch
you sent on the 7th looks pretty much OK to me. My only concern is that
you use real numbers instead of ints in line-positions; do we really
support that? If we do, it seems that
Mats Bengtsson asked
Trevor Daniels wrote:
My understanding is that the name given to a context is
stored internally as the context's id. You can display this
with the ly:context-id function. In the example above both
contexts have id set to myvoice, as least that's what this
function
On Sun, 2008-08-10 at 23:19 +0100, Neil Puttock wrote:
2008/8/10 Joe Neeman [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Ah, sorry, I evidently hadn't read your last email completely. The patch
you sent on the 7th looks pretty much OK to me. My only concern is that
you use real numbers instead of ints in
It was my idea to have all the real code in the staff-symbol file, and
have staff-symbol-referencer just be a wrapper, ie.
Staff_symbol_referencer::on_line(Grob *me, x)
{
Grob *st = staff_symbol(me);
return Staff_symbol::on_line(st, x)
}
(with an intelligent default if st == NULL)
On
On Sun, 2008-08-10 at 21:03 -0300, Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
It was my idea to have all the real code in the staff-symbol file, and
have staff-symbol-referencer just be a wrapper, ie.
Makes sense to me. We'll end up with a smaller patch this way, too.
David Bobroff bobroff at centrum.is writes:
I just tried it on XP and Fedora 8. Looks fine here. Dots are *not* on
staff lines.
Peter Johnson wrote:
%% tested input file
\relative c'' {
\clef treble
\time 3/4
g2. a4. b c8. d e d c4. b a2. g
}
%% ends
Strange
I confirm that dots are on the lines for me. Ubuntu 8.04.
Jon
Jay Anderson wrote:
David Bobroff bobroff at centrum.is writes:
I just tried it on XP and Fedora 8. Looks fine here. Dots are *not* on
staff lines.
Peter Johnson wrote:
%% tested input file
\relative c'' {
\clef
On Sun, Aug 10, 2008 at 8:03 PM, Jonathan Kulp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I confirm that dots are on the lines for me. Ubuntu 8.04.
Jon
Good. I just tried 2.11.55-1 and the problem does not exist there.
-Jay
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Sorry, I should have said that I was using 2.11.55-2. Maybe I should
remove and try 2.11.55-1.
Jon
Jay Anderson wrote:
On Sun, Aug 10, 2008 at 8:03 PM, Jonathan Kulp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I confirm that dots are on the lines for me. Ubuntu 8.04.
Jon
Good. I just tried 2.11.55-1 and
Sorry, for the noise. I was using gmane to view the thread which
apparently has problems right now because no messages past the first
two are there in this thread yet. Thanks for this fix!
-Jay
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