Re: [SPAM] Re: Scribus - alternative to lilybook?

[andrea valle]

(I did exactly that job using ConTeXt as typesetting environment for my 
scores.  We discussed of lily in the ConTeXt mailing list for a while. 
Here two half-finished 
works:www.semiotiche.it/andrea/membrana/nodi-I.pdf
www.semiotiche.it/andrea/membrana/nodi-II.pdf

score fragments by lily, graph and general typesetting by ConTeXt
)

Best

-a-


On 2 Nov 2005, at 16:41, Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:

> Arthur Dyck wrote:
> > I haven't seen anything on this list about Scribus, a linux-based 
> > desktop publishing program.  I have been playing with it and it has 
> > some interesting features.  Basically, you define your page size with 
> > borders and then create text or image boxes for your input.  You can 
> > import lilypond pdf images directly into your image box.  You can 
> > then put transparent text boxes on top of your image allowing you to 
> > do anykind of markup anywhere.  I wouldn't recommend it for a an 
> > ordinary sheet of music, but I think it adds some interesting 
> > possibilites.  I am trying to learn how to use it and how to use 
> > Lilypond at the same time as I'm working on a liturgy, so it's making 
> > for some long -- but fun -- days.
>
> I think Scribus has a python interface, so you could write a little 
> plugin that takes .ly code,  runs it through lily, and pasts back the 
> resulting PDF files.
>
> That would actually be pretty neat...
>
> Sponsored feature, anyone?
>
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Andrea Valle
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Università degli Studi di Torino
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