> Hi, > > I was wondering, when copying old music, I found out that > it was a bit untasteful and complicated to convert all the > repeats to "modern" system. Composers didn't bother with > alternate endings, they just used to cut measures where it > suited them best. > > I haven't figured out a way yet to but a \bar ":|:", with- > out creating a new measure. Isn't possible to insert this > in the middle of a measure, without using any tricks like > \times (and without using the \repeat and \alternative)? > > e16 | [a8 b c d] | [g d e fis] | fis4 fis,4 | c8 d g8. \bar ":|:" fis16 | > > J�r�mie
The easiest solution is to add a \bar "|" command after the fis16, i.e. where you want the next real bar line to occur. /Mats _______________________________________________ Lilypond-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
