Staffan Lundberg skryf:
I have a problem with right justifying of U: text
The text Till~omkv\ade should be right justified, regardless of the
actual system length. I have tested several variants, with more or less
success. Does anybody have a solution which automatically does this
justification so that I can skip this manual trial-and-error method?
The line
U: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ !bf Till~omkv\ade
means: six notes with no uptext, set bf as the default uptext font, put
'Till~omkv\ade' above the seventh note, sticking out to the right of the
note.
The line
U: \hfill !bf Till~omkv\ade
means:
on the first note put the uptext described by \hfill (since there are no
actual letters, nothing happens), set bf as the default uptext font, put
'Till~omkv\ade' above the second note, sticking out to the right of the
note.
By trial-and-error you presumably mean that it is just lucky that the uptext
happens to end exactly at the right of the system, since the amount of space
defined by where the notes are is just right, whereas if you had more or
fewer notes it would be wrong. Aligning things relative to the end of a
system is an old problem and I do not know the answer. If anyone knows how
to do these in MusiXTeX:
(a) Right-justify D.C. al Fine with the end of the system
(b) Put a fermata above the final double-bar
please tell me too.
BTW: I had some difficulty processing your sample. Next time: send the files
as attachments so that they are easy to save and so that e-mail line breaks
do not ruin them, and let the main version of the input be one that
demonstrates the problem, not hidden in comments. The person who tries to
reproduce the problem wants to save the file, run M-Tx and look at the
output. If he has to edit the source first, he is going to ignore the query
unless he happens (as I am today, so far) in a good mood.
Dirk
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