-Eluze wrote Saturday, October 24, 2009 9:38 PM
Father Horton wrote:
I'm trying to set two verses. Verse 1 has an extra note, and it's
no
problem
to get rid of it in verse 2 with \skip. The problem is that the
word in
verse 2 is actually a hyphenated word, so a hyphen of some sort
_must_
appear.
Using \skip won't work because a lyric hyphen doesn't like having
a skip
at
the end.
not sure i understand the problem fully - i tried the following
under
\version "2.13.6" and for me there *is* a hyphen between la and la
in the
2nd verse:
lyricsTwo = \lyricmode { la -- \skip 4 la }
Yes, this works for me too.
But if you still have a problem the simplest
alternative is to hard-code the hyphen:
lyricsTwo = \lyricmode { la "-" la }
Trevor
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