Richard,
Try removing the \bar "". Also the bar checks are in the wrong place. Mark From: lilypond-user [mailto:lilypond-user-bounces+carsonmark=ca.rr....@gnu.org] On Behalf Of Richard Chonak Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2017 4:50 PM To: lilypond-user@gnu.org. Subject: Repeat starting in partial measure Dear fellow users, Can someone advise me on how a repeat-sign behaves in the middle of a measure? Reducing my score to a small example, here are two lines: cis8\mark | cis'4 b8 a4 b8 | gis4 e8 fis4 \bar "" \break \repeat volta 2 { gis8 | cis4. fis,4. | fis8 e b cis4 } \break I'd like the first system to break within a measure, and end with no barline. The volta in the second system starts with a partial measure, and of course I'd like a repeat-sign there, but it's not appearing. (I'll try to insert an image here to illustrate the output: hope it comes through.) If I add the repeat sign expressly, it does appear in the output: cis8\mark | cis'4 b8 a4 b8 | gis4 e8 fis4 \bar "" \break \bar ".|:" \repeat volta 2 { gis8 | cis4. fis,4. | fis8 e b cis4 } but an unwanted barline is added to the end of line 1. Do I need to add some Scheme code to modify the behavior of the repeat-sign? Thanks for any advice you can offer! Richard
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