Hi Gauco,
Welcome to lilypond. What is your use case? Are you simply wanting to produce
guitar tab, or are you wanting to do programmatic/algorithmic composition which
outputs to lilypond? If the former, lilypond is fine for TAB as is, and many
people use it. As for the algorithmic
ulimit -a please. Lilypond version? What version of 'latest OS' exactly
(that varies depending on how old your Mac is nowadays)?
Andrew
On Fri, 3 May 2019 at 09:48, Craig Dabelstein
wrote:
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> Has anyone encountered this error in Terminal before? I'm on a Mac (latest
> OS) and invoking
Hi everyone,
Has anyone encountered this error in Terminal before? I'm on a Mac (latest
OS) and invoking Lilypond on about 30 parts. This error came up on about
the 25th part.
warning: g_spawn_sync failed (0): gs: Too many open files
All the best,
CRaig
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From: Gauco Wander Beall
Date: Thursday, May 2, 2019 at 11:20 AM
To:
Subject: Is anyone using "tabr" ? (tablature oriented package)
Hi there:
This is my first post,
and i like to ask about "tabr":
Is anyone using it ?
I have never used tabr, and cannot imagine a reason why I would want to
I am trying to replicate an odd structure, which places cue notes over top of
the conclusion of a compressed multi measure rest.
Normally when I make cues I use the << {} \\ {} >> structure such that I might
have code like the following, but it breaks up the multi measure rest, any
Hi there:
This is my first post,
and i like to ask about "tabr":
Is anyone using it ?
It's a package for guitar tablature,
that wrapps around LilyPond.
Although it generates (.ly),
it not generated this output data.
I used the following code:
# My First Score
library(tabr)
p("r a2 c f d a f", "4
Hello Robert,
It seems to me wishful thinking to try to get inside the machinery of the
markup commands to do your own custom layout. What you are after is what I
refer to as newspaper columns, or snaking columns they are sometimes
called. This properly belongs to the domain of powerful text
Hmm, maybe I will introduce you to the problem I am now tackling and why
I need to know the available free space in markup command.
I'm modifying the book template shared by Nicolas Sceaux. Now I'm
working on table of contents. The table of contents looks beautiful on
one condition: sections
