Re: Indenting Coda System
Following on from what Bertalan said, if you put the coda in a separate score
block I think you can then use
\markup {
\translate #(cons X Y) { \score{yourscoreblock} }
}
}
to shift it around, where X is the horizontal movement (+ve for right, -ve
for left) and Y is the vertical movement (+ve for up, -ve for down).
Thanks to Valentin for teaching me that one!
Best,
C.
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Re: Indenting Coda System
Try to write it as a separate \score { } block.
In printed music, I often see the coda system at the end of a piece
on its own line and indented.
In Lilypond, I can place the coda symbol and break the line,
but how do I indent the system? Can't figure it out.
Thanks!
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Indenting Coda System
In printed music, I often see the coda system at the end of a piece on its own line and indented. In Lilypond, I can place the coda symbol and break the line, but how do I indent the system? Can't figure it out. Thanks! ___ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
