With regard to the questions I posed a few days ago:
- the first question has been solved with \hspace (something I thought I
had already tried out, but apparently not correctly). The code now
says: poet =
\markup { \hspace #10 \center-align { "Words by" "MORE OF
THAT POET" } }
without the \hspace, the text falls over the left edge of
the paper (is that on purpose, or an oversight of sorts?).
For the other two questions, I have toned down the code:
\version "2.8.1"
\score{
\relative
c'' { c d e f f e d c
\bar "||" \break \repeat
"volta" 2 { c b a c e c d e( } \alternative
{ { fis) g e c
} { d) c b c \bar
"|."} } }
}
- I'd like a double bar line at the end of bar 2, then a line break, then
the repeat-part, starting with its proper bar line. Setting the double
bar line cancels the repeat bar line, adding a " \bar "|:"
" to bring it back cancels the double bar line in the bar before it.
Any way to have both of them?
- the last bar of the repeat before the alternative endings ends with a
note with a slur. The slur is finished properly on the first note of the
first alternative, but not so in the second alternative. Just adding a
")" does not help, Lilypond complains about not being able to
end the slur. \repeatTie gives a very unsatisfactory result, which seems
immune to the normal tie-tweaking. Any other way of getting the proper
end of the slur?