>> After all, it is very easy to place the markup where you want it by
>> simply using two spacer notes:
>>
>> foo = {
>> s1
>> \time 7/8 s8^"foobar" s8*6
>> \time 10/8
>> }
>
> OK, I haven't thought of that solution, thanks. This should perhaps
> be added to the documentation.
There is a serious drawback of the above solution: If `skipbars=##t',
you must write e.g. `s1*3' to get a three-bar multi-measure rest in
constructions like `<< { ... } {... } >>'. Replacing it with `s4
s2. s1*2' gives a different result...
A possible solution (and maybe even a good one regardless of the
specific problem) is to make `skipbars' ignore the structure of skip
rests, always accumulating them to the maximum value.
Werner
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