I was recommended to create a small example:
The file "lily-1340102890-1.eps" (lily-*-systems.tex) contains the \header
and both \markups. The other file "lily-1340102890-2.eps" is the score.
If the header stands in the \score block it is written in lily-*-2.eps. All
the \markups however are combined in lily-*-1.eps.
Georg
=== test.ly ====
\header {
poet = "Georg Dummer"
composer = "Georg Dummer"
}
\sourcefilename "test.ly"
\version "2.7.28"
\score { { c c c c } }
\markup { text 1 }
\markup { text 2 }
=== test.lytex ====
\documentclass[a4paper]{article}
\begin{document}
\lilypondfile{test.ly}
\end{document}
=== Lily-1340102890-systems.tex ===
\includegraphics{lily-1340102890-1.eps}
\ifx\betweenLilyPondSystem \undefined
\linebreak
\else
\betweenLilyPondSystem{1}
\fi
\includegraphics{lily-1340102890-2.eps}
% eof - 'eof' is Makefile marker; do not remove.
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