On 22.10.2007 (11:56), Trevor Daniels wrote:
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> I see the note on the lowest staff has now been changed to a
> C, but this is the bass C, not middle C.
Arrghh. Corrected in next update. Thanks.
eyolf
GDP helper and typo-(ir)responsible
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October 2007 08:58
> To: lilypond-user@gnu.org
> Subject: Re: GDP: pitches second draft
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> Dear Graham,
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> The job you've done looks very nice.
>
> One thing caught my eye, though. I don't quite
> get the idea of one image
> under "1.1.3 Displ
I agree with Mats. As a further caution, Rune: if your patch
significantly changes the input format, the chances of it being accepted
are lower.
Cheers,
- Graham
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
How would this affect the user interface? I got the impression that it was
mostly a matter of the internal
Thanks for catching this; we'll fix it soon.
Cheers,
- Graham
Risto Vääräniemi wrote:
Dear Graham,
The job you've done looks very nice.
One thing caught my eye, though. I don't quite get the idea of one image
under "1.1.3 Displaying pitches" namely "Clef".
If the image tries to point out t
A few minor comments:
- Why are the links to the Program reference of LedgerLineSpanner and
NoteHead in
the subsection on Accidentals? To me it would be just as intuitive (or
non-intuitive) to
have these links some other of subsubsections of 1.1 Pitches, or even
in 1.1 Pitches itself.
The c
How would this affect the user interface? I got the impression that it was
mostly a matter of the internal representation in the implementation.
/Mats
Rune Zedeler wrote:
I am working on splitting the pitch into pitchclass and pitch. -
Pitchclasses not containing octave information.
I am not
I am working on splitting the pitch into pitchclass and pitch. -
Pitchclasses not containing octave information.
I am not nearly finished with this, and perhaps the whole thing will be
rejected.
But I think it would be a shame to do a lot of work on the Pitch
documentation just before a change l
Dear Graham,
The job you've done looks very nice.
One thing caught my eye, though. I don't quite get the idea of one image
under "1.1.3 Displaying pitches" namely "Clef".
If the image tries to point out the location of the middle C on each staff /
clef why there is an F on the lowest staff?
S
GDP has a new home, which should be much more reliable:
http://web.uvic.ca/~gperciva/
(follow the link to GDP output)
This is the second draft of Pitches. Please have a look; it's been
significantly updated. Remaining items are
Misc formatting:
- add more links to glossary
- maybe more lin
