The positioning has nothing to do with if you use ^\markup{c} or ^c.
I the 2.11.x version, the text scripts are placed on several lines if
they don't
fit on the same line with the default note spacing.
You can change this with the \fatText macro (see the definition in
ly/property-init.ly if you want to include the setting in \neumeDemoLayout)
so that the note spacing is increased to make room for the text scripts.
/Mats
Juergen Reuter wrote:
Hi all,
while you are at it (I mean, the placement/spacing code, though I am
not sure if this is anyhow related)...
I noticed that in Manual Sect. 7.7.10.2 (Gregorian square neumes
ligatures) the placement of the letters in the neumes table changes
from almost each version of the lily 2.11.x series to the next
release: sometimes, the letters appear above the glyph, sometimes
below, sometimes they are stacked upon each other, sometimes they
appear in a horizontal row, with these flavors mixing even within the
same version of lily... Is this intended behavior? (N.B.: In lily
2.10.29, the letters are placed consistently above the glyphs and in
horizontal rows.)
Btw., I do not mind where the letters actually appear, as long as the
placement is somewhat consistent and it gets clear that each letter is
associated with a glyph. Maybe the letters should not be typeset with
the \markup command, as it is currently done?
Greetings,
Juergen
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