Quoting David Bobroff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I've got a couple of weird things happening.
>
> First: I'm faking a tempo marking using the model given in the docs. This
> part, however:
>
> \translator{
> \ScoreContext
> TextScript \override #'font-shape = #'upright
> }
>
> makes the text following the note appear in a courier/typewriter font which
> looks ugly to me. So I changed "upright" to "roman" and I got all these
> warnings:
The only alternative to 'upright' is 'italic'!
> The other thing is:
>
> I wanted to put in "Tempo I�" and I got this warning:
>
> warning: can't find ascii character: 186
>
> Character 186 is the little circle. This, too, came out fine in the
> output. Once again, I can't complain, but it *is* weird.
>
> [Lilypond 1.6.5 under Cygwin]
It just means that Lilypond isn't smart enough to understand the
size of the character. However, as you have noted, the generated
TeX code outputs the correct symbol anyway.
> I also need to move both of the above marking up as they collide with some
> music elements. Padding?
Exactly! TextScript \override #'padding = #3 or something similar
should do the trick
/Mats
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