Hi everyone,
I'm using this nice function to add a right-aligned text that states the number
of repeats of a repeat block:
repeatMark =
#(define-music-function
(parser location volte visible)
(number? boolean?)
(if visible
#{
\once \override Score.RehearsalMark
Hello Carlo,
Adding:
HiddenMeasureAndBarLine = { % from the snippets repository
% the hidden measure and bar line
% \cadenzaOn turns off automatic calculation of bar numbers
\cadenzaOn
% \once \override Score.TimeSignature #'stencil = ##f
\once \omit Score.TimeSignature
\time 1/16
s16 \bar
Hi Jaques,
thanks for the hint!
By now, the hidden measure does the trick. The main drawback is the time
change, that can led to some issue. In my previous example, since the repeat
mark is on a bar before a break, adding the hidden measure there print a time
change hint at the end of the
times
For clarity, you may want to consider changing your code to say
play 4 times, assuming that is what you mean. Others on this
list have raised this point in the past, so while I agree with
their reasons, I can't credit for the original idea.
I'll leave the multiple marks issue for someone else
Am 12.05.2014 14:11, schrieb Carlo Vanoni:
Hi everyone,
I'm using this nice function to add a right-aligned text that states
the number of repeats of a repeat block:
repeatMark =
#(define-music-function
(parser location volte visible)
(number? boolean?)
(if visible
#{
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
(Still on 7.1.12 - Suse 8.0)
I tried the suggestion - works well for note-attached markup, but I can not get it
to work for rehearsal marks.
this works over here. Please send a bug report if you can't get it
working:
global = \notes {
s1 | \mark A
s1 |
(Still on 7.1.12 - Suse 8.0)
I tried the suggestion - works well for note-attached markup, but I can not get it
to work for rehearsal marks.
/Hans
Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
for 1.7 , please use
\markup { \column ...stuff... }
--
Han-Wen Nienhuys | [EMAIL PROTECTED] |
The source for the current score I'm working has multiple 'marks' on the
same bar - the bar I'm looking at has a 'rehearsal mark (circled bar
number)', a 'segno' and a 'narrator's mark (*N)' stacked at the same
spot.
If I use multiple \mark indicators [\mark 23 \mark *N, \mark
#'(music scripts
:
The source for the current score I'm working has multiple 'marks' on the
same bar - the bar I'm looking at has a 'rehearsal mark (circled bar
number)', a 'segno' and a 'narrator's mark (*N)' stacked at the same
spot.
If I use multiple \mark indicators [\mark 23 \mark *N, \mark
#'(music
