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Re: Bug: headers missing when including file
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Heikki Johannes Junes |
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Re: Bug: headers missing when including file |
Date: |
Mon, 29 Apr 2002 02:42:38 +0300 (EET DST) |
On Sun, 28 Apr 2002, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
> It would certainly be easy to add a new option to ly2dvi to
> give a full header for each score. I see several question marks,
> though; should each score start on a new page? If you use the
> feature to print orchestral parts, you'd want the page numbers
> to start from 1 for each new part, ...
> can you suggest some set of command line options that covers
> most of the interesting cases? There used to be a '-s' option
> that generated a separate .dvi file for each \score{} section.
What about (in ly2dvi -h, for example):
-t,--titles provide full headers for each (\score{}) section
--no-titles omit headers from each section
-n,--new-pages={1,...} clear a new page for each (listed) section
-1,--reset-pages={1,...} reset a new page (number=1) for each (listed) section
-/,--separate={1,...} separate .dvi file for each (listed) section
These options should include all the interesting cases of orchestral music
you mentioned. One should note that lists are optional. Besides, I think
it is wise to start always a separate .dvi file with page number 1.
> As an alternative, you could use lilypond-book, including each piece
> using \lilypondfile{xxx.ly}. Then it is trivial to include the
> necessary page breaks or set page numbers or the page layout. Another
> advantage is that if you update one of the files, lilypond-book will
> only rerun Lilypond on changed pieces, not on all of them.
> /Mats
>
In order to get strange page numbers, one should use lilypond-book,
definitely. So far, I have needed .midi files while composing .ly files.
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Heikki Junes