Hello,
I found that TextScript requires some extra-offset when set above
slurred note AND has more than one symbol. Just take a look:
% ---------------------------------------------------------------------
%
%
%
\version "2.10.20"
soprano = \relative c'' {
%
\voiceOne
%
% Text would be 7 units below it's original position...
\override TextScript #'padding = #-7
%
% ... but this padding forces the same position
% for all TextScripts above Staff:
\override TextScript #'staff-padding = #1.0
%
% Shift them a bit left:
\override TextScript #'extra-offset = #'(-3.0 . 0)
%
%
% Markup (two symbols -- no slur) -- no problem,
% as expected:
e4 f ^ \markup { \bold 11 }
g a
%
% Two symbols, slurred note -- 'staff-padding is "ignored":
e4 f( ^ \markup { \bold 11 }
g a)
%
\break
%
% Well, 'slur-padding is ignored too?
\once \override TextScript #'slur-padding = #-7
%
e4 f( ^ \markup { \bold 11 }
g a)
%
% But _one symbol_ markup _with slur_ is great,
% with no 'slur-padding :
e4 f( ^ \markup { \bold 1 }
g a)
%
}
{ \soprano }
\paper {
indent = 0
}
% ---------------------------------------------------------------------
Very probably, I have missed something important -- please, tell me.
And, btw, is there other way to get all TextScripts positioned at the
same distance from staff?
Thanks,
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