Folks,
to get a consistent global layout of a title, it seems to me that the
best solution is to use absolute font-size values so that
`set-global-staff-size' doesn't influence the layout. However, there
are some issues.
. What's the unit of \abs-fontsize's `SIZE' parameter?
Typographical Points, i.e. 72.27pt = 1 inch? The documentation
lacks this.
. While we have \abs-fontsize, there is no equivalent to that for
`baseline-skip'. What's the recommended way to set it in a
consistent way (this is, always using the same *typographical*
unit)? I can imagine a combination of \abs-fontsize and
baseline-skip, but this sounds quite inconvenient and error-prone.
Additionally, it's not trivial to map the units of baseline-skip
to, say, typographical points.
I would like to have an \abs-baselike-skip function added to
LilyPond...
I guess I'm not the first stumbling upon those issues, so I wonder
whether there are nice solutions to this already available. Looking
into the LSR, however, I don't see something relevant, unfortunately.
Werner
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