Hi all,
I am fluent English speaker, no problem, but thanks for the French link.
Thanks for the explanations and for the two-ways editor (my Latex ed is also going both ways). I am most familiar with XEmacs but as for Latex, I am ready to use a specific editor like Frescobaldi indeed. The only trouble is that it seems to have some problems for the Mac versions. I will try to go thru macports instead of using the dmg.
So I have no excuse to not read all the doc… ☹️
Thanks guys, Merci Pierre et Jean Laurent
Hi Laurent,As you can see, Jan redirected you to the lilypond-user mailing list, whichis the primary discussion 'forum' for LilyPond.Since your name sounds French: there is also a French-speaking equivalent ofthis list, lilypond-user-fr. I'm mentioning it just in case you are morecomfortable with French.https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user-frLe 18/09/2022 à 11:01, Jan Nieuwenhuizen a écrit :pagani laurent writes:
Can someone answer Laurent?
Hi Jan,
Sorry to disturb you (possibly I should have gone to some forum but this is so fundamental for me that if the answer is no, I won’t use Lilypond, so I don’t want to bother entering the forum if it is to leave it immediately).
I am having a look at Lilypond and I have a very simple question : I wrote a very simple test score :
\version "2.22.0" { c' e' g' e'1 <e e''' e''>2 }
and the compilation ran without error :
Traitement de « /Users/laurent/Desktop/test.ly » Analyse... Interprétation en cours de la musique... Pré-traitement des éléments graphiques... Détermination du nombre optimal de pages... Répartition de la musique sur une page... Dessin des systèmes... Conversion à « test.pdf »... Compilation menée à son terme, avec succès.
However, there is an obvious error : the e’1.
Does this mean that Lilypond will not report such errors when writing a score ? That would be worrysome because that means that after having written tons of pages, one has to go through the final product to check for such errors
If you write tons of pages, use bar checks. Whenever you write a '|'sign, LilyPond will check that there is indeed a bar line at this point,and warn you otherwise. They also help you navigating in the code.With bar checks, you input becomes\version "2.22.2"{ c' e' g' e'1 | <e e''' e''>2 |}and LilyPond gives the warnings/tmp/frescobaldi-nqep4lmj/tmpeggrcs80/document.ly:4:16: warning: barcheck failed at: 3/4c' e' g' e'1|/tmp/frescobaldi-nqep4lmj/tmpeggrcs80/document.ly:5:17: warning: barcheck failed at: 1/4<e e''' e''>2|and then locate them in the input file (I guess there is no such interface as with some Latex editor where the pdf and the latex are linked so that clicking on the pdf text, you are directed to the corresponding latex code)
There is. Check out Frescobaldi.https://frescobaldi.org/It's also possible to make point-and-click work for a numberof other editors as well (Emacs, Vim, VS Code, ...).If you don't already have a favorite editor that you don't wantto leave, I **strongly** recommend Frescobaldi to begin. Itdoesn't just have point-and-click, but a huge number of practicalfeatures that make entering scores much easier.For example, there is not only a link from the typeset scoreto the source code, but also from the source code to the score,so you can find back where your cursor is in the PDF. Plus,there is a link from the console to the code. When I compilethe erroneous score above, the two lines with warnings get coloredin red, and when I click on the first warning, the cursor jumpsto the corresponding location in the source code, as you cansee in the screenshot attached.Best,Jean<Capture d’écran du 2022-09-18 11-16-10.png>
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