Dear List!
I am trying to put custom notation for a piece for typewriter and electronics
together and have devised a function for merging text and rhythm. It works fine
as long as nothing else is involved, but interferes in some way with scripts
and dynamics. Could any of you figure how and
> >> If I activate the `\bookpart` block, the stretchability is
> >> completely lost – both inside and outside of `\bookpart`. Is this
> >> expected? How can I control the stretchability for global markups
> >> section-wise (e.g., in `\bookparts`)?
> >
> >
> > If you add ragged-last-bottom =
>> If I activate the `\bookpart` block, the stretchability is
>> completely lost – both inside and outside of `\bookpart`. Is this
>> expected? How can I control the stretchability for global markups
>> section-wise (e.g., in `\bookparts`)?
>
> If you add ragged-last-bottom = ##f in your
On Wed, 4 Oct 2023 at 09:17, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
>
> If I activate the `\bookpart` block, the stretchability is completely
> lost – both inside and outside of `\bookpart`. Is this expected? How
> can I control the stretchability for global markups section-wise
> (e.g., in `\bookparts`)?
Consider this example.
```
\paper {
markup-markup-spacing.stretchability = 1000
tagline = ##f
}
\markup "top"
\markup "middle"
\markup "bottom"
\pageBreak
%\bookpart {
{ c' }
\markup "top"
\markup "middle"
\markup "bottom"
%}
```
If I activate the `\bookpart` block, the
