What about turning the problem inside out, and do it by embedding the
music in a word processor doc?
On 19/01/2026 17:47, Gabriel Ellsworth wrote:
I am transcribing the following source (screenshot):
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My draft transcription is attached.
A few questions:
1. Is there any way to make \wordwrapsmart enough to wrap around the
recitingTonescore markup? Cf. how, in the source, we see the text
left-justified beginning from the words “grant, we beseech thee.”
2. Probably the same question as the previous: Is it possible to wrap
the “amen” score markup under the running text of the collect?
3. I currently am using \override #'(line-width . 85)— but is it
possible to make that value “smart” so that this entire markup block
fills the width of my page? I would like it to be the case that if I
change my page margins, the horizontal width of this markup block
will automatically update, but \fill-lineis not currently working.
In sum, the overall goalshere are the following.
1. Minimize the vertical spaceoccupied by my \markuplist.
2. Have the whole block automatically fill the page width/margins.
