Hello Andrew,
From a previous thread:
%%%
\version "2.19.25"
%{
\RemoveEmptyStaves does not work primarily because \PianoStaff has the
Keep_alive_together_engraver. You should remove that one (or not use
\PianoStaff) and then invoke only the second Staff as
\new Staff \with { \RemoveEmpt
Am 03.06.2016 um 06:39 schrieb David Wright:
On Thu 02 Jun 2016 at 21:14:17 (-0400), Andrew Bernard wrote:
I have a two stave piece using a PianoStaff. In some sections I need to
hide the unused lower stave for a number of bars. Using \RemoveEmptyStaves
or \RemoveAllmptyStaves does nothing. Th
On Thu 02 Jun 2016 at 21:14:17 (-0400), Andrew Bernard wrote:
> I have a two stave piece using a PianoStaff. In some sections I need to
> hide the unused lower stave for a number of bars. Using \RemoveEmptyStaves
> or \RemoveAllmptyStaves does nothing. There are only spacer rests in the
> staff in
I have a two stave piece using a PianoStaff. In some sections I need to
hide the unused lower stave for a number of bars. Using \RemoveEmptyStaves
or \RemoveAllmptyStaves does nothing. There are only spacer rests in the
staff in question.
The NR in Section A.20 says these functions 'Remove staves
Hello. In lily pond i am creating my final assignment for the semester. Yee!
lol! except not.
I don't want to write rests and i plan on maybe writing out the repeats. I
don't now yet. I want to though hide empty staves until they are needed, then
hide the staves again. I saw this in a choir sc
Am 2007-05-07 um 03:28 schrieb Bryan Stanbridge:
In LP 2.6 I could hide empty staves (also in the first system) with
\layout { \context { \RemoveEmptyStaffContext } }
Can't remember if I also needed
\set Score . skipBars = ##t
In LP 2.10 an empty stave in the first system is only hidden with
\ove
Quoting fiëé visuëlle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Ahoi!
In LP 2.6 I could hide empty staves (also in the first system) with
\layout { \context { \RemoveEmptyStaffContext } }
Can't remember if I also needed
\set Score . skipBars = ##t
In LP 2.10 an empty stave in the first system is only hidden with
Ahoi!
In LP 2.6 I could hide empty staves (also in the first system) with
\layout { \context { \RemoveEmptyStaffContext } }
Can't remember if I also needed
\set Score . skipBars = ##t
In LP 2.10 an empty stave in the first system is only hidden with
\override Score . VerticalAxisGroup #'remove-
Rutger wrote:
Dear all,
I don't know whether this will be helpful at all, or whether it will just be
some silly remark from an inexperienced user, but at least it may prevent
future inexperienced users from making the same mistake:
I have been struggling with the same problem as Bob, and at f
s why they are not hidden.
Best,
Rutger
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Am 24/12/2006 um 20:30 schrieb Christopher A. LaFond:
"stop" may not seem obvious to all. In America, we use the word
"period"; I don't know what is used in other English speaking
countries. My recommendation is "Add full stops
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Pierre Abbat
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On Sunday 24 December 2006 14:34, Manuel wrote:
I'm sure you are right. My English needs you. "fourth", not
"quarter", it should be.
The duration of a note, however, is a quarter.
Not in English it isn't! :-)
In Americ
Manuel wrote:
"Add full stops (called "periods" in american English) for dotted or
double dotted notes"
What do you think?
Manuel
That is fine, but you need to capitalize "American" as well as "English".
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Hello Johan,
I'll think another expression instead of "this or that". I mean to
say "these, and many other imaginable things" - and since LilyPond
doesn't go out to walk the dog...
Manuel
Am 25/12/2006 um 12:46 schrieb Johan Vromans:
Manuel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hi Manuel,
I don
Manuel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hi Manuel,
> I don't understand the "this or that" correction, I meant it in the
> sense of "something or other". Would you explain, please?
I think it's bad english, but I'm not a native english speaker as
well. So I would go for just "this" which I'm sure is
Am 24/12/2006 um 23:10 schrieb Pierre Abbat:
Whether the wether is out
with the shepherd at night depends on the weather. ;)
Great! But why are we still hiding empty staves?
I'm sure you are right. My English needs you. "fourth", not
"quarter", it should be.
On Sunday 24 December 2006 14:34, Manuel wrote:
> I'm sure you are right. My English needs you. "fourth", not
> "quarter", it should be.
The duration of a note, however, is a quarter.
phma
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On Sunday 24 December 2006 15:10, Manuel wrote:
> Johan,
>
> Thank you! I have now corrected wether to whether (how did this
> escape the TexEdit spell check?).
"wether" is a valid word, meaning "sheep" (most often in "bellwether", the
sheep who wears a bell to lead the other sheep). Whether the
Here is the whole thing again, including Jay's suggestions and other
corrections
Manuel
LilyPond's
Beginners Guide
for the
Very Beginner
Chapter One.
If you are using a Mac, open a new LilyPond window.
If you are working with Linux...
Then write this inside:
{ c' d' e' f' g
Johan,
Thank you! I have now corrected wether to whether (how did this
escape the TexEdit spell check?). I don't understand the "this or
that" correction, I meant it in the sense of "something or other".
Would you explain, please? Is the expression "is very probably" in
bad english or are
Manuel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The exercises you have done so far should enable you to write any
> simple melody. As you are surely aware, we have not said anything yet
> about tuplets, lyrics, polyphony and many other things. If you wonder
> wether you can do this or that with LilyPond, the
Am 24/12/2006 um 20:30 schrieb Christopher A. LaFond:
"stop" may not seem obvious to all. In America, we use the word
"period"; I don't know what is used in other English speaking
countries. My recommendation is "Add full stops (periods) for
dotted or double dotted notes:"
Christopher,
Hello Joe,
Am 24/12/2006 um 20:00 schrieb Joe Neeman:
At least in my experience, the interval from, for example, G to the
C above is always referred to as a "fourth," not a "quarter."
I'm sure you are right. My English needs you. "fourth", not
"quarter", it should be.
Manuel
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Manuel wrote:
Add full stops for dotted or double doted notes:
g4.
"stop" may not seem obvious to all. In America, we use the word
"period"; I don't know what is used in other English speaking countries.
My recommendation is "Add full stops (periods) for dotted or double
dotted notes:"
-
On 12/24/06, Manuel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Here it is again. I ran it through a spell check in TexEdit and found
even more mistakes, now corrected. All of them?
You can analyze the exercise and see that a third has been preferred
to a sixth, a quarter to a fifth, etc. Now in this mode,
On Sunday 24 December 2006 12:39, Manuel wrote:
> I work with Mac OS X. I don't know what Kwrite is (what is your OS?)
> I have assumed - perhaps erroneously - than for all OS's it was
> possible to just "open a new LilyPond window". I select "new" from
> the "File" menu or press "command-n" and th
Here it is again. I ran it through a spell check in TexEdit and found
even more mistakes, now corrected. All of them?
Manuel
LilyPond's
Beginners Guide
for the
Very Beginner
Chapter One.
Open a new LilyPond window and write this inside:
{ c' d' e' f' g' a' b' c' ' }
Sav
Pierre,
I'm glad you liked it.
English is not my mother language, as you can see. So, thank you very
much for all spelling corrections! As far as I can see, they are all
quite right.
Am 24/12/2006 um 18:01 schrieb Pierre Abbat:
What OS are you on? I open a Kwrite window and type "lilypon
On Sunday 24 December 2006 08:01, Manuel wrote:
> Chapter One.
>
>
> Open a new LilyPond window and write this inside:
>
>
> { c' d' e' f' g' a' b' c' ' }
>
>
> Save the file and then select "Typeset file" from the "Compile" menu.
What OS are you on? I open a Kwrite window and type "lilypon
> Fine! I have now written the following, and am posting it here for
> general criticism.
I like it! Thanks for your work. This is indeed a kind of a
first-time starter which I would not be able to write.
Graham, do you have some time to include something like this into the
manual.
We
Hello Werner,
Am 23/12/2006 um 07:46 schrieb Werner LEMBERG:
I am a professional musician and an experienced music teacher. I
would even be willing to write a first chapter of a User's Guide for
the Very Beginner.
Please go on! Either send patches or, in case you aren't satisfied
with cha
Werner LEMBERG wrote:
With other words, you poor guy have stumbled on a bug in lilypond, and
the people who've tried to help you weren't aware of this.
Thanks very much, Werner. This version works exactly the way I want it to.
Here's hoping it doesn't take quite so long the next time someo
> Dear Bob, you did give me some hope. I thought that not knowing a
> thing about programming was my problem, maybe being too stupid or
> lazy to understand what should be clear to me. But I see that you
> are indeed a software developer and still can have trouble with a
> programm.
Friends, Mats
Well, well...
Dear Bob, you did give me some hope. I thought that not knowing a
thing about programming was my problem, maybe being too stupid or
lazy to understand what should be clear to me. But I see that you are
indeed a software developer and still can have trouble with a programm.
I
Did you see my answer from November 20?
/Mats
Bob Kline wrote:
Bob Kline wrote:
Graham Percival wrote:
Have you read chapter 9 as well? If not, could you read that and let me
know if it helps? Once you do understand it, could you also propose an
addition to the docs to clear thi
Bob Kline wrote:
> Graham Percival wrote:
>
>> Have you read chapter 9 as well? If not, could you read that and let me
>> know if it helps? Once you do understand it, could you also propose an
>> addition to the docs to clear this up?
>
> I will keep trying and report back results.
OK, I give
Graham Percival wrote:
> Have you read chapter 9 as well? If not, could you read that and let me
> know if it helps? Once you do understand it, could you also propose an
> addition to the docs to clear this up?
I will keep trying and report back results.
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Bob Kline wrote:
Could one of you have pity on a poor clueless user and give an example
showing where these two directives go?
There is only one command, which can be entered in two different ways.
I have looked at chapter 5 of the docs (I assume we're talking about the
chapter 5 in the lates
Isn't the simple answer to your problems that you read the wrong
version of the manual? As far as I can see, you use version 2.6
and if I read the manual correctly for that version, you should use
\override Score.RemoveEmptyVerticalGroup #'remove-first = ##t
If you want to keep this setting in th
Erik Sandberg wrote:
> Hm, maybe it's the \clef bass; you could try to move it to where the music
> starts. (not tested; it's just a guess)
Thanks for the guess, but that didn't work: it just prints the empty
staff with a G clef.
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On Monday 20 November 2006 18:40, Bob Kline wrote:
> Erik Sandberg wrote:
> > The problem above, is that { } have different meanings in different
> > places: Usually { } means sequential music, but the { } after \score are
> > special: it starts with a _single_ music expression, followed by option
On Friday 17 November 2006 22:28, Bob Kline wrote:
> Andrew Longland-Meech wrote:
> > Thank you. I've got it now, even though it seems a bit illogical to put
> > one bit of layout in \layout and the other in with the notes, when they
> > both do a similar job!!
> >
> > On Thu, 2006-11-16 at 10:53 -
Andrew Longland-Meech wrote:
> Thank you. I've got it now, even though it seems a bit illogical to put
> one bit of layout in \layout and the other in with the notes, when they
> both do a similar job!!
>
> On Thu, 2006-11-16 at 10:53 -0800, Graham Percival wrote:
>> Andrew Longland-Meech wrote:
>
Andrew Longland-Meech wrote:
Thank you. I've got it now, even though it seems a bit illogical to put
one bit of layout in \layout and the other in with the notes, when they
both do a similar job!!
You don't have to put them in separate places. The commands can be put
in either place... and if
Thank you. I've got it now, even though it seems a bit illogical to put
one bit of layout in \layout and the other in with the notes, when they
both do a similar job!!
On Thu, 2006-11-16 at 10:53 -0800, Graham Percival wrote:
> Andrew Longland-Meech wrote:
> > \override Score.VerticalAxisGroup
Andrew Longland-Meech wrote:
\override Score.VerticalAxisGroup #'remove-first = ##t "
I don't understand where this should go. Is it in the \score section? Or
in the \layout section? Or in with the notes? Please can someone guide
me in the right direction?
Please see chapter 5 of the
Hi all!
I'm using \RemoveEmptyStaffContext to 'French' a piece that I'm
typesetting, but the first system still shows the empty staves. In the
manual section on hiding empty staves it states "...If empty staves
should be removed from the first system too, se
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