[LilyPond-2.11.56 (development-branch), in Kubuntu Linux 8.04.1]
Inserting the definition example given in 3.2.1 Creating titles of the
Notation Reference (NR) for GNU LilyPond version 2.11.56 into my code
file give me the most amazing page of error message. I don't see the
problem, and don't
looks like something before line 11 of your input file is incorrect,
causing line 11 to have errors
and something before line 32 as well.
Maybe an unclosed bracket? or scheme setting that doesn't habe enough
space around it?
Am 26.08.2008 um 09:22 schrieb Tom Cloyd:
[LilyPond-2.11.56
and looking at it more closely, try adding a space after
#'header:composer
Am 26.08.2008 um 09:22 schrieb Tom Cloyd:
[LilyPond-2.11.56 (development-branch), in Kubuntu Linux 8.04.1]
Inserting the definition example given in 3.2.1 Creating titles of
the Notation Reference (NR) for GNU
In the Wikipedia article on GNU Lilypond, some ignorant editor had
entered a non-removable advisory which reads -
This article or section contains instructions, advice, or how-to content.
The purpose of Wikipedia is to present facts, not to teach subject
matter. Please help improve this
Actually I agree with the advisory. The example is way too large for an
example.
Most programming languages have only Hello, world.
So should Lilypond.
Bert
sdfgsdhdshd wrote:
No wonder: the example is 3/4 of the page!
Tom Cloyd-2 wrote:
In the Wikipedia article on GNU Lilypond, some
Well, the alternative is more verbiage about how things work - or excise
the example and leave it all rather terse. To me this is a clear case of
a picture is worth a thousand words. Only it's an illustration, not a
picture, as it were. Too short to teach, but long enough to illustrate.
As for
Me too, I think it is too long. A musical equivalent of Hello World (maybe
Mary had a little lamb or something similar?) would be good.
An alternative is to have what is already in the online docs and the LSR,
where clicking the image of the output gives you the code. Maybe that isn't
actually
2008/8/25 Kieren MacMillan [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Kieren,
However, if the Lilypond community is depending on *any* resource as heavily
as it appears to be (or want to be) relying on the LSR, that resource needs
to maintain ~ 99% uptime. If the current LSR hosting situation is unable to
Dear Lilypond community,
Please excuse my question, I am new to Lilypond. I work on a Mac 10.3.9 and
operate with version 2.11.56-1.
I've been looking at the page concerning adding extra staves and although
I find the example clear, but it's also insufficient because as soon as I
want to write
Am 26.08.2008 um 12:04 schrieb Tom Cloyd:
That has the effect of putting the desired header on page 1, where
it isn't wanted, but not on page 2, where it is.
It's late, you should probably get some sleep. Page one is an odd
numbered page, so the oddHeaderMarkup will show up on that page.
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Am Dienstag, 26. August 2008 schrieb Tom Cloyd:
That has the effect of putting the desired header on page 1, where it
isn't wanted, but not on page 2, where it is. In my code file I have
things in this order (is that the problem?):
You are
I don't know enough to know if something's really wrong here, but in the
following code snippet -
\relative c'{
{ e' fis g 4 ^arm. 12 - - r2. }
\\
{ b4 s2.}
\\
{ s4 e,,\harmonic b''\harmonic e\harmonic2. \fermata }
}|
all 3 voices are supposed to have
James, and Reinhold,
Thanks for your response.
Yes it is late, but that's not the problem (really!). THIS is the
problem - the Notation Reference (NR) for GNU LilyPond version 2.11.56,
section 3.2.2 on creating custom titles, says this about
evenHeaderMarkup: This is the page header for
Hi Tom,
2008/8/26 Tom Cloyd:
So by specifying odd... but NOT even... I was trying to be clever and
specify both in one statement. The documentation, to me, indicates that this
is possible, and even a designed in feature. That would be perfect, since
what I'm wanting is a title on each page,
Tom Cloyd-2 wrote:
Well, the alternative is more verbiage about how things work - or excise
the example and leave it all rather terse. To me this is a clear case of
a picture is worth a thousand words. Only it's an illustration, not a
picture, as it were. Too short to teach, but long
sdfgsdhdshd wrote:
The french page is nicely written, with no example.
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/LilyPond
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/LilyPond
Sorry, with one little...
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So, next I try it with even... It prints title and composer on page 2,
but wipes out the page number. That's not exactly what I had in mind.
Man, I gotta figure this out before I score my next symphony (heh heh).
t.
Tom Cloyd wrote:
James, and Reinhold,
Thanks for your response.
Yes it is
2008/8/26 Tom Cloyd:
You're asking ME? Like I'd know? Thanks so much for the code. I'll have to
study up on it a bit, as it's not exactly something I can readily understand
at this point. It'll be good for me to dig into this, no doubt.
I'm sorry for messing you up. You don't need to add the
2008/8/23 Eduardo Vieira da Silva [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Anyone takes the challenge? Sorry but I have no Scheme knowledge. I'm trying
to get a grasp of Python first...
Noone took, so i'll try post my thouths.
After reading 6.7.2 Difficult tweaks in NR i have tried the following:
%
Hi Alistair,
Am Dienstag, den 26. August 2008 um 11:47:07 Uhr (+0200) schrieb alistair
zaldua:
and that didn't work. Where should I type the notes for the middle bar ?
what you're trying to do seems to be creating a staff system on the
fly, but the code shows a staff system which is
Hi, all -
Simultaneous has been indexed. I don't think I've heard of anything else
being ready. Is that correct?
Ralph
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Ralph Palmer
Greenfield, MA
USA
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It appears that 2.11 for Leopard (Mac OS 10.5.x) is on hold. Is there intent
to produce a binary for Leopard? If so, is there any time frame as in soon,
some day, long time, whatever?
Lewy
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Hi Orm,
thanks a lot for your help.
what you're trying to do seems to be creating a staff system on the
fly,
-Yes, that's exactly what I was trying to do, only I had copied out the
example provided by the LSR archive:
Hi Alistair, hi list,
I debugged this code in 2.10.33, but it should work in 2.11
I've never started Staff contexts on the fly - didn't even know it
was possible, but as you see it leads to unforeseen problems. In
Lilypond the brackets mean interpret these contexts
simultaneously.
Alistair
The problem with your code is the notes entered between That
construct means execute simultaneously, so LilyPond tries to execute all
those notes at the same time, hence the bunching together. To fix it, place
those notes in braces, which mean execute sequentially. So,
Hi,
Is there a way to listen to the entered score in Lilypond quickly?
For example, listen to the rhythm of the entered drum score?
Would be nice!
Thanks in advance,
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Hi,
Is there a way to listen to the entered score in Lilypond quickly?
For example, listen to the rhythm of the entered drum score?
Sure: just generate a MIDI file and listen to it.
Hope this helps!
Kieren.
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Kieren MacMillan wrote:
Sure: just generate a MIDI file and listen to it.
This is the fastest option? There is no embedded midi player tool in
LilypondTool or Lilykde or something?
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There is no embedded midi player tool in LilypondTool or Lilykde or
something?
Maybe… I don't use either of those (or MIDI, for that matter).
Kieren.
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Hi Ralph
I'd be pleased if you could check through the Learning Manual for indexing.
I added some indexes to some of the sections, but I'm sure there is plenty
of scope to add more. The sources are in Documentation/user/ and the files
are
fundamental.itely
introduction.itely
Grammostola Rosea rosea.grammostola at gmail.com writes:
Kieren MacMillan wrote:
Sure: just generate a MIDI file and listen to it.
This is the fastest option? There is no embedded midi player tool in
LilypondTool or Lilykde or something?
LilyPondTool has a listen tool; it just
On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 10:39:32PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kieren MacMillan wrote:
Sure: just generate a MIDI file and listen to it.
This is the fastest option? There is no embedded midi player tool in
LilypondTool or Lilykde or something?
Keep in mind that Lilypond is a language
Lewis Overton lewy at chena.fastmail.us writes:
It appears that 2.11 for Leopard (Mac OS 10.5.x) is on hold. Is there intent
to produce a binary for
Leopard? If so, is there any time frame as in soon, some day, long time,
whatever?Lewy
Lewy,
It appears that some of the development
Grammostola Rosea [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is there a way to listen to the entered score in Lilypond quickly?
For example, listen to the rhythm of the entered drum score?
As explained in one of the other replies, lilypond is a language, not
a tool. However, it may be interesting to use
If I remember well, Rumor is capable of something like that.
Grammostola Rosea írta:
Hi,
Is there a way to listen to the entered score in Lilypond quickly?
For example, listen to the rhythm of the entered drum score?
Would be nice!
Thanks in advance,
I couldn't find the instructions there. Nicolas, did you remove them or
am I just missing them? I was very impressed with the opera projects,
though. Wow! :)
Jonathan
Carl Sorensen wrote:
2. Build your own binary. Ordinarily this is considered to be so difficult
that it's not
Scroll down the page about 1/3. Or search for Git on that page.
Carl
On 8/26/08 6:08 PM, Jonathan Kulp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I couldn't find the instructions there. Nicolas, did you remove them or
am I just missing them? I was very impressed with the opera projects,
though. Wow! :)
Found it. Thanks. I'm going to try to follow these instructions
tomorrow. I've had trouble getting all the dependencies installed via
MacPorts but maybe following his instructions will help. In the end it
doesn't matter so much b/c I'm not running Leopard anyway. I just want
to try to
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