What I said holds up to the latest stable version, 2.2.x. The development version 2.3.1 is still very experimental and the page layout is one of the major aspects that is under work.
/Mats
Dominik Baenninger wrote:
If the first piece only has one or a few lines, LilyPond doesn't add any page break before the next piece (actually, the page breaks are determined by LaTeX when it processes the LilyPond TeX output).
/Mats
Hmmm .... for some reason my system does not follow this rule .... . Here is a simple example of the lilypond file I was using. For some reason the compilation ends up with a pdf file containing two pages even the first movment contains only one single bar. ???
Dominik
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\header { title = "..." composer = "..." }
\version "2.3.1"
MD = \notes { \time 2/4 \key c \major c2 }
\score { \new Staff \MD \header { piece = "First Movement" } }
\score { \new Staff \MD \header { piece = "Second Movement" } }
\paper{ #(set-paper-size "a4") linewidth = #(* mm 190) }
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