can a staff be removed from the system start delimiter...
I mean the left hand barline running through all staves be stopped for one
particular staff..
(difficult question)
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Mehmet Okonsar,
pianist-composer-conductor
www.okonsar.com
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Thanks for the report, entered as
http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=186
Please note that this is a feature request which is much harder to
implement than it may initially appear; it may be a while until this new
feature is added.
Cheers,
- Graham
yota moteuchi wrote:
Hi,
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
1) in measure number 4 of the score, the beam in the 3rd quarter note
of the right hand is slightly slanted *upwards*, not downwards as it
should be;
Agree! This seems to be related to how widely spaced the music is, as
can be seen in the following small example:
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
2) from measure 4 to 5, in the right hand a note with an accidental is
tied across the line break, the accidental in the following note
(beginning m. 5) collides with the tie;
You may find something useful if you search the mailing list archives, the
problem looks
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
3) at the end of m. 6 there's again a note tied to the following
measure across the line break, but since there's a clef change in the
left hand, the tie ends before the line.
I cannot recall having seen exactly this problem mentioned earlier.
Here's a minimal example:
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
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.
Martijn Vromans wrote:
Since I notate pianomusic with 2 or more staves, it's rather practical
to remove the clef and set the indentation to zero. Here it is as I use
it. It's only a slight modification. Excuse me for the bad indentation,
but this is not copied well into my e-mail.
Thanks,
Laura Conrad wrote:
David == David Bobroff [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
David (server-start)
David ...in my .emacs file. Now I can open a *.ly file and click on a
note in
David the PDF without opening a new instance of Emacs. It does *not*
however
David go to the correct
Arvid Grøtting wrote:
I was browsing through the 2.11.2 docs today looking for documentation for
two-pass line/page breaking. Unfortunately, all I found was a reference to a
regression test that I didn't quite understand.
I understand even less about the two-pass stuff.
What I'd like to do
Thank you Jan. So I tried now to get the diff with git (this is how I
understand the command below. It seems there is quite a lot of addition,
especially at the windows installation pages. Is there a way of applying
them automatically to the already translated files so they would at
least be
On Saturday 23 December 2006 07:42, Eduardo Vieira wrote:
In the two syllables for one note you have 3 ways of doing it (And the
manual is *very clear in the first two ones, just check it in the section
of entering lyrics):
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 lilypond music.ly in
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
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' ' }
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 that's it...
This is almost certainly because the height-estimation routines are
overestimating the height of the systems prior to page breaking on the
second pass. Can you try it (perhaps just the first couple of pages) with
annotate-spacing = ##t to check? If the Y-extent-estimate interval is
much
larger
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:
--
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 you
On Dec 24, 2006, at 1.04 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Joe Neeman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Two-Pass Vertical Spacing
To: William Oram [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: lilypond-user@gnu.org
Message-ID:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1
This is almost
{ c8 [ d8 ] } \\ { fis,4 } ( a c )
i want to have a double slur from the c8 and fis,4 to the chord a
c i have doubleslurs ##t but it only gives one slur
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Manuel wrote:
Here is the whole thing again, including Jay's suggestions and other
corrections
Manuel
LilyPond's
Beginners Guide
for the
Very Beginner
Just a quibble, but in English we'd be more likely to say Complete
Beginner or maybe Absolute Beginner or even Complete and
On Sunday 24 December 2006 14:16, Manuel wrote:
I have no knowledge whatsoever about Linux, so maybe Pierre, or you,
or any Linux user could complete the text where I put the ... as
well as any other necessary instructions for invoking a lp
compilation.
It depends on your desktop. GNOME and
Am 25/12/2006 um 01:24 schrieb Pierre Abbat:
On Sunday 24 December 2006 14:16, Manuel wrote:
I have no knowledge whatsoever about Linux, so maybe Pierre, or you,
or any Linux user could complete the text where I put the ... as
well as any other necessary instructions for invoking a lp
James Bailey wrote:
wow, just as I was praising the appearance of a ppc version, I'm a
little confused, I downloaded both 2.10 and 2.11 for intel macintosh,
and after unpacking the archives, they appear to be PPC programs that
won't run on my new iMac. I know I've used this software on this
Thank you, Bonnie. I'll change the text with your corrections as
soon as I have slept a couple of hours (it has been a long and
beautiful day).
But I do think you are right: I should stick with instructions for
Mac OS X and not get into all those Linux and Windows things I don't
know.
On 12/21/06, Han-Wen Nienhuys [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Erik Sandberg escreveu:
BTW, in this case it may be good to register the fraction as its own
argument
type, so \tuplets and \tuplet are generic music functions, both with
signature
(tuplet-fraction? music?)
it would be cool if we could
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