Laura Conrad a skrivas:
> Jean-Francois> w:~1 ~2 ~3
>
> Thanks, I think that's the trick I'd heard about before. It almost
> works. What do you do for something like:
>
> c f e/c/g/G/
> w: * ~3~4 ~6
> w: * .~2
>
> where the 4 and the 2 are supposed to be between the f and the e/?
>
> The problem is that ~ is a character only in the sense that it doesn't
> cause a break, not in the sense that it takes up any room, so if you
> have "* ~~2" in the second line of "lyrics", the 2 ends up under the 3
> and not under the 4.
No, to have the '2' under the '4', write:
c f e/c/g/G/
w: * ~3~4 ~6
w: * ~~~2
Now, for figured bass, most people use guitar chord instead of lyrics,
and the problem you are talking about is solved by an extra voice and
invisible rests in abcm2ps:
%%staves (1 extra)
V:1
c f e/c/g/G/
V:extra
x "3""."x/ "4""2"x/ "6"x2
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