At 11:44 on 22 May 2015, Matie Holtzhausen wrote: >Hi, > >How can I print a bar line if the line-breaker decides to break at an >empty bar line: > >For example: > >\paper { >paper-width = 60\mm >} > >\relative c' {c8 c c c \bar "" c c c c | c c c c} > >This causes the line-breaker to break at \bar “”. >If the paper setting is removed, it does not break the line at all. > >How can I adapt my music, so that if the paper setting causes the >first measure to be broken at \bar “”, a bar line would be printed (at >the end of the line). If the paper setting is removed, I do not a bar >line. > >I would like to have the flexibility of changing layout variables, >without having to put manual bar lines at line breaks (impractical for >a large book), and I do not want lines to end without bar lines. > >Any suggestions would be appreciated.
See _Notation Reference 1.2.5 Bar lines_ for the \defineBarLine command. You should define and use a barline that is false except for the end of line. \defineBarLine "" #'("|" #f #f) \repeat unfold 50 { c'1 \bar "" } -- Mark Knoop _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user