Re: circling marks

[Paul Scott]

Erlend Aasland wrote:

> On 2/16/06, *Paul Scott* <address@hidden 
> <mailto:address@hidden>> wrote:
>
>     Erlend Aasland wrote:
>     I have not seen page numbers in the manual.  Can you tell me where to
>     see them?
>
>
> Yes, the right upper corner of each page (I assume you've downloaded 
> the manual as pdf).
>
>     In section 8.2.3 Rehearsal Marks I don't see enough explanation to
>     learn
>     what you have just shown me. 
>
>
> \mark #<number> creates a rehearsal mark (formatted using the 
> markFormatter function).
>
> Example: \mark #5
> ...will create a rehearsal mark with the number "5" if the 
> markFormatter is set to mark-format-numbers, mark-format-box-numbers 
> or mark-format-circle-numbers. If markFormatter is set to i.e. 
> mark-format-alphabet, is will produce a rehearsal mark with the letter 
> "E".

That part's clear from the manual.

> If set to mark-format-barnumbers the current bar number is printed, 
> (thus ignoring the #<number> argument.)
>
> (I thought the mark-format-barnumbers function was documented, but I 
> was wrong.) You can use mark-format-barnumbers, 
> mark-format-box-barnumbers and mark-format-circle-barnumbers to get 
> bar numbers as rehearsal marks.

Thanks!  I am using it and it works great!

Paul