Really? I find it to be one of my more nagging problems, actually -- in
past works I've had to replace \mark with \markup in order to
circumvent this weirdness.
This is a picture of the phenomenon:
http://www.foxchange.com/~spamguy/misc/images/longbar.jpg . Since I've
never used fatText, this wouldn't be the culprit unless lily were using
it without my knowledge.
Best,
Will
On Aug 17, 2005, at 11:24 PM, Graham Percival wrote:
On 17-Aug-05, at 8:39 PM, Will Oram wrote:
Under most circumstances \mark can lengthen the measure on which it
occurs to incredible lengths. However long the \mark \markup string
is, that much empty staff space sits underneath it down the system.
Once \mark ends, *then* the content of the measure is printed.
How to tweak it so \mark \markup and the music underneath get along?
Uhh... don't use the \fatText command? I've never seen the behavior
you describe by default; it only happens if you use \fatText. See
8.1.1 Text scripts.
Cheers,
- Graham
Will Oram // Genius @ Large // AIM spamguy21
spamguy (at) foxchange (dot) com // wro1 (at) cwru (dot) edu
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