Begin forwarded message:From: Michael Hendry hendry.mich...@gmail.comSubject: Re: String Concatenation, and Use of Unicode charactersDate: 2 March 2015 22:16:34 GMTTo: thomasmorle...@gmail.comBrilliant!My only reservation is that I’ll have to treat your code as a black box, as I’m not (likely ever
2015-03-02 17:40 GMT+01:00 Michael Hendry hendry.mich...@gmail.com:
I’m an amateur jazz guitarist, and although I usually play from Realbook
leadsheets I occasionally need to produce my own.
Typically, I want PDF output in three files, (Concert pitch, Bb and Eb), and
I would like to
Hi Michael,
for your second issue, this might be helpful:
\concat { Alto Sax in E \fontsize #-5 \raise #0.9 \musicglyph
#accidentals.flat }
Could you provide your source file and also the include files as a download
or attachment? I tried to copy-paste from your post, but some signs got
messed
On Mon, Mar 02, 2015 at 04:40:27PM +, Michael Hendry wrote:
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2. The LilyJazzText font uses small capitals instead of lower case
letters, so using “Eb” produces a capital E followed by a small
capital B. On my Mac I know how to produce a flat sign, and LilyPond
will use the flat sign
Hi again,
for your first issue, try:
\bookOutputName #(string-append BaseFileName (alto))
hope this helps,
Klaus
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