%% Generated by lilypond-book.py %% Options: [alt=[image of music],printfilename,indent=0\mm,texidoc,line-width=160\mm] \include "lilypond-book-preamble.ly" % **************************************************************** % Start cut-&-pastable-section % **************************************************************** \paper { #(define dump-extents #t) indent = 0\mm line-width = 160\mm force-assignment = #"" line-width = #(- line-width (* mm 3.000000)) } \layout { } % **************************************************************** % ly snippet: % **************************************************************** \sourcefilename "/home/lilydev/vc/gub/target/linux-x86/src/lilypond-localhost--home-lilydev-vc-lilypond-master/input/regression/breathing-sign-ancient.ly" \sourcefileline 0 \version "2.12.0" \header{ texidoc=" Gregorian chant notation sometimes also uses commas and ticks, but in smaller font size (we call it 'virgula' and 'caesura'). However, the most common breathing signs are divisio minima/maior/maxima and finalis, the latter three looking similar to bar glyphs. " } \include "gregorian.ly" \context VaticanaStaff { \relative c' { % here is no \breathe c g c % \virgula applies rcomma, but in a smaller font c \virgula g c % \caesura applies rvarcomma, but in a smaller font c \caesura g c % \divisioMinima is a simple vertical stroke through the % uppermost staffline, just like the original implementation % of breathing signs. c \divisioMinima g c % \divisioMaior, \divisioMaxima and \finalis look like bars and % are vertically centered on the staff; the direction property % has no effect c \divisioMaior g c c \divisioMaxima g c % this one looks almost like a "||" type bar \finalis } } % **************************************************************** % end ly snippet % ****************************************************************