Many thanks for the suggestion. This is s close it loses the
'rehearsal mark' font for the 23 and the *N (it comes out the same as
normal lyrics text.) My next attempt was
\mark #'(lines (mark 23) (mark *N) (music scripts-segno))
but that did not change to the rehearsal mark font (I think that is what the
document means by 'mark'.) As an interim, I'm reasonably pleased with
\mark #'(lines (Large 23) (Large *N) (music scripts-segno))
Thanks again
/Hans
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
How about (untested)
\mark #'(lines 23 *N (music scripts-segno))
/Mats
Hans Forbrich wrote:
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-segno)], only one is visible. I can work around this
by placing the marks close to the bar, or nudging each mark
individually.
Do I need to manage these individually or am I (again) overlooking an
easy method?
TIA
/Hans
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