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Re: paper spacing variables not being respected for a score inside marku
From: |
Thomas Morley |
Subject: |
Re: paper spacing variables not being respected for a score inside markup |
Date: |
Sat, 9 Jun 2018 11:21:47 +0200 |
2018-06-09 3:22 GMT+02:00 Jason Pratt <address@hidden>:
I'm new to this list.
Welcome to the pond :)
Thanks for your report, though:
[...]
> I'm doing some chords+lyrics song sheets, and trying to achieve a two
> column layout.
If all you want is to write chords+lyrics, LilyPond may not be the
best tool for this purpose.
> From what I've read, the way to accomplish this is by
> putting scores within a markup block.
>
> This works to get the two columns, but as soon as I do it, the \paper
> variables that are controlling the vertical spacing seem to be
> ignored.
As soon as you put a score in a markup, you are in markup-mode.
Vertical spacing of multi-line-markups is controlled by 'baseline-skip
and in general not by paper-settings.
\score in \markup is a markup-command, internally calling the
markup-list-command \score-lines, which outputs a list of stencils
(here each stencil contains one line of chords/lyrics). They are
stacked vertically by \score using 'baseline-skip.
So all as expected, no bug.
> How can I get two columns and proper spacing at the same
> time?
Please repost this request on the user-list, the bug-list isn't appropriate.
Also, you may ask there why you get that warning and how to prevent ;)
Cheers,
Harm