>>>>> "Han-Wen" == Han-Wen Nienhuys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Han-Wen> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>> It looks like the first repeat sign when there are two alternatives is
>> always printing in the wrong place in 1.3.103.
>>
>> \score {\notes{
>> \repeat volta 2{ g''4 e''4 d''4 f''4 }
>> \alternative {f''4 e''}{f''2} }}
Han-Wen> are you sure you don't mean
Han-Wen> \alternative { {f''4 e''}{f''2} } }
I did, but on 107 this isn't coming out to be what I meant at all.
\score {\notes{
\repeat volta 2{ g''4 e''4 d''4 f''4 }
\alternative {{f''4 e''}{f''2 } } }
}
Han-Wen> BTW, I'd use
Han-Wen> \score {\context Voice \notes{
Han-Wen> \repeat volta 2{ g''4 e''4 d''4 f''4 }
Han-Wen> \alternative {{f''4 e''}{f''2} }}}
This looks better. Should abc2ly write the "\context Voice" before
the "\notes" field in general? That is, is there a case where you
wouldn't want it?
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