Minor cleanups.

bagpipe.ly

@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ showTrueKeySignature = {
     \override Tie #'direction = #up
     
     \override KeySignature #'print-function = ##f
-    \override VoltaBracket #'Y-offset = #7.4
+    \override VoltaBracketSpanner #'Y-extent = #'(-1 . 0)
     \override VoltaBracket #'height = #2.2
   }
   

readme.txt

@@ -1,59 +0,0 @@
-WRITING BAGPIPE MUSIC WITH LILYPOND
-===================================
-
-
-1. Installing Lilypond 2.11.0
------------------------------
-
-* Grab the installer for your computer platform here:
-  http://lilypond.org/web/install/#2.11
-* Or build from source (recommended but not entirely easy, since there are
-  many dependencies on external libraries).
-
-OBS! If you are using Mac OS 10.5 on an Intel machine, you must either use the
-PowerPC version of Lilypond or compile it yourself. I recommend the latter.
-Some helo on how to compile is available 
-[here](http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.gnu.lilypond.general/36471).
-
-
-2. Installing and using bagpipe.ly
-----------------------------------
-
-Invoke lilypond on **cheatsheet.ly**. This creates a PDF with all available
-piping commands and grace notes. Now you can see how to write a crunluath a
-mach, for instance. This will also let you know if your installation is
-working properly.
-
-Note: When running Lilypond on a *.ly file, it may seem as if the computer has
-stalled. This is normal. Lilypond is doing a lot of calculations, and when
-running a large file it may take a minute or so before you get any output.
-
-**bagpipe.ly** is where all piping-specific commands and settings live. Do
-look in the file to see how things work. If you find that some gracenotes are
-missing, you can add them here.
-
-**format.ly** sets the heading format. Change this if you want anything apart
-from my standard format.
-
-**formatbook.ly** sets the heading format for multi-part scores, e.g.
-piobaireachd. Change this if you want anything apart from my standard format.
-
-**_template.ly** is a template for new tunes made to be used with the
-**makelily** script.
-
-**makelily** is a Python script I use to build the music found in the sheet
-music archive on [svenax.net](http://svenax.net/). It automatically generates
-both a PDF and a preview image and puts them in the proper folders. If you
-want to use this script you'll have to configure some path information and
-other stuff first.
-
-**cheatsheet.ly** and **bagpipe.ly** should be sufficient to let you
-understand how the bagpipe notation works. You will also need the full
-Lilypond documentation, available
-[here](http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.11/Documentation/).
-
-Note: All files *must* be saved in UTF-8 format, at least if you are going to
-use anything but ASCII7, else the output will look like garbage.
-
-
-That's it.