Re: \emptyText not documented

[Mats Bengtsson]

Actually, \emptyText gives you the default, namely that text scripts don't
affect the note spacing. The opposite is \fatText, where the note spacing
does take the width of text scripts into account. Example:
\version "2.8.0"

\layout{ ragged-right=##t }

\relative { c^"Default" d e f
 \fatText c^"with \\fatText" d e f
 \emptyText c^"with \\emptyText" d e f
}

There are many other predefined macros that are just as undocumented.

  /Mats

Werner LEMBERG wrote:

> I must admit that I can't even guess what this function actually
> does...
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