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From: | Nick Payne |
Subject: | Re: rendering only a part of a score |
Date: | Thu, 20 Oct 2011 21:45:00 +1100 |
User-agent: | Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:7.0) Gecko/20110923 Thunderbird/7.0 |
On 20/10/11 21:31, Ewald Gutenkunst wrote:
Dear community, is there any way to render only a part of a score? I know the functions showFirst/LastLength = R1*5 and Score.skipTypesetting = ##t ##f but, for example, if i want to do a fine tuning of some objects, the layout ist lost in that range, so I have to render the complete score to see the exact difference. I see the problem, that a little change anywhere can affect the complete layout, page- and system breaking and perhaps there is theoretically no way, but it would be a great help, if all changes, overrides, slur/tie beginnings would be present in that selected range. What's about a "fast rendering" option for a few bars, with all important information, but without any breakings and page-layout - only rendered in one vertically system - like the Panorama view in Sibelius?
You can use the %{.....%} construction to comment out an arbitrarily large section of the score. You can use that in combination with showFirstLength/showLastLength to only render a few bars in the section you are working on. I use this exact method when I'm adding fingerings to an existing complete score. Provided you have %{ on a line by itself, then when you have finished you just add another percent symbol to the opening bracket to have it treated as a comment and ignored (i.e. %%{ will be treated as a comment whereas %{ is treated as the start of a comment block).
Nick
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