--- Neil Killeen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The syntax
>
> R1^\markup{ \fontsize #2.5 { With passion } (
> \raise # 0.5 { \note
> #"2" #1.0 }=55) }
>
> places the marking too far to the left and too low.
> So I have tried to move
> it with
>
> \once \override TextScript #'extra-offset =
> #'( 2.0 . 1.0 )
> R1^\markup{ \fontsize #2.5 { With passion } (
> \raise # 0.5 { \note
> #"2" #1.0 }=55) }
>
> but it has no effect. If I use 'r1' instead of 'R1'
> then it does have
> effect.
Two options:
s2^\markup {text here} R2, if you don't mind the
failed barcheck, or
<< R1 s1^markup {text here} >>
In both cases you should be able to offset as you
please.
I found the
> same with the
>
> \mark \markup
>
> construct; that it was not located correctly.
The placement of \marks is controlled by the
Score.RehearsalMark object instead of TextScript.
Cheers,
Edward Neeman
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