Hi all,
The person I'm typesetting for wants to end the first section of a tune
with a closing double bar line (ie "|.") and begin the next section (on the
next line) with a begin repeat (".|:"). Basically the goal would be
exactly the same functionality as ".|:-||" except with "|." instead of "||".
(Actually I shouldn't say exactly the same -- part of the goal would be to
get the 2nd ending marking to terminate down at the closing double bar,
which it doesn't seem to do with the "||" barline.)
At any rate, I cannot figure out how to do this. I've tried adding the
"|." at the end of the first part and the ".|:" at the beginning of next,
but it seems like the second barline marking overrides the first, leaving
the line ending mark just a normal single barline no matter what I've asked
for explicitly.
I've prepared a shortish example, but it's still sort of long so instead of
including it here I've made a gist:
https://gist.github.com/colomon/7722b122f1ec84f918e0b1b0b1c86ff8 (This
version includes ".|:-||" where I'd hope to have "".|:-|.".)
Any ideas to help me?
Thanks,
Sol
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