I am producing a composition without measures/bars or barlines. When I use the\newSystem command Guido puts a thin right barline at the end of the preceding system (i.e., before the start of the new system). Is there away to turn that right barline off (i.e., to hide it) so that the reader knows that the composition does not have the end of a measure but continues on the new system?
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Can you post an example, I don’t have the same behavior (with a simple score).
Otherwise, you could try to set ‘autoBarlines’ to “off" e.g.
\meter<"none", autoBarlines="off" >
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Dominique
I am producing a composition without measures/bars or barlines. When I use the\newSystem command Guido puts a thin right barline at the end of the preceding system (i.e., before the start of the new system). Is there away to turn that right barline off (i.e., to hide it) so that the reader knows that the composition does not have the end of a measure but continues on the new system?
produces the image in the attached file. I want the double barline at the end of the second system (i.e., at the end of the composition) but not the single barline at the end of the first system.
Inserting \meter<"none", autoBarlines="off"> caused a time-signature C to appear and did not remove the unwanted single barline at the end of the first system.
produces the image in the attached file. I want the double barline at the end of the second system (i.e., at the end of the composition) but not the single barline at the end of the first system.
your guido code looks strange (octave 21 is quite high and outside any regular instrumental tessitura).
anyway, did you notice that your code includes a bar line just before the \newSystem ? => e21)\bar \newSystem<52> d21
when I remove the \bar tag, I get the result you’re expecting (I guess)
(the attached file was is missing)
Best
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Dominique
Inserting \meter<"none", autoBarlines="off"> caused a time-signature C to appear and did not remove the unwanted single barline at the end of the first system.
Thanks, Dominique. Inserting the \bar tag was my mistake (carried over from another program where a barline was required before a new system). Removing the tag, as you say, removes the unwanted barline.
I don't have octave 21 in my code. I have notes such as e2*1, in octave 1. When I copied my code onto the Sourceforge form the asterisks seem to have been lost.
Thanks again.
Michael
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I am producing a composition without measures/bars or barlines. When I use the\newSystem command Guido puts a thin right barline at the end of the preceding system (i.e., before the start of the new system). Is there away to turn that right barline off (i.e., to hide it) so that the reader knows that the composition does not have the end of a measure but continues on the new system?
Can you post an example, I don’t have the same behavior (with a simple score).
Otherwise, you could try to set ‘autoBarlines’ to “off" e.g.
\meter<"none", autoBarlines="off" >
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Dominique
The Guido expression
{ [ \units<"hs"> \barFormat<style="system">\staff<1>\clef<"g">\key<"C">\tie(e21e21e21e21)d21\tie(e21e21e21e21)d2
1\tie(e21e21e21e21)d21\tie(e21e21e21e21)\bar \newSystem<52> d21\tie(e21e21e21e21)d21\tie(e21e21e21
e21)d21c2*1],[\staff<2>\clef<"g">\key<"C">e21c21g11b11d21e21c21g11b11d21e21c21g11b11d21e21c21g11
b11d21e21c21g11b11d21e21c21g11b11d21 _*1 ],[\staff<3>\clef<"f">\key<"C">\tie(c01c01)\tie(g01g01g01)
\tie(c01c01)\tie(g01g01g01)\tie(c01c01)\tie(g01g01g01)\tie(c01c01)\tie(g01g01g01)\tie(c01c01)\tie(g
01g01g01)\tie(c01c01)\tie(g01g01g01)c0*1] }
produces the image in the attached file. I want the double barline at the end of the second system (i.e., at the end of the composition) but not the single barline at the end of the first system.
Inserting \meter<"none", autoBarlines="off"> caused a time-signature C to appear and did not remove the unwanted single barline at the end of the first system.
Thanks,
Michael
Thanks, Dominique. Inserting the \bar tag was my mistake (carried over from another program where a barline was required before a new system). Removing the tag, as you say, removes the unwanted barline.
I don't have octave 21 in my code. I have notes such as e2*1, in octave 1. When I copied my code onto the Sourceforge form the asterisks seem to have been lost.
Thanks again.
Michael