On 2/25/22 14:18, I wrote:
… interact oddly. Which is reasonable, since the segno mark is the same
sort of creature as section labels. But what’s a good work-around?
`\after` works but it’s a kluge, and there’s a funny interaction with
grace notes that puts the section label more to the right than I was
initially expecting. Given the time-travel involved with grace notes
this behavior makes sense, and since this is identifying a section the
oddity is not (to me, anyway) worth “fixing”.
\version "2.23.6"
musicA = { b'1 }
musicB = {
\after 16 \sectionLabel "klugy label"
\repeat segno 2 {
d''1
\volta 2 \fine
e''
}
}
musicC = {
\after 16 \sectionLabel "shifted label"
\repeat segno 2 {
\acciaccatura c''8 d''1
\volta 2 \fine
e''
}
}
\score {
{ \musicA \musicB }
}
\score {
{ \musicA \musicC }
}
(In my actual code, it’s the segno mark that wins; not sure why it’s the
section label in this minimal example.)
That turns out to be simple: moving the `\sectionLabel "brokenlabel"`
within the `\repeat segno` block gave the segno priority, and that’s how
my code was actually written.
—Joel
