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Re: 2 identikal \markuplist's produce different layout with \pageBreak


From: James
Subject: Re: 2 identikal \markuplist's produce different layout with \pageBreak
Date: Mon, 20 Jan 2014 18:16:12 +0000
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On 20/01/14 16:04, Eluze wrote:
inspired by this post
http://lilypond.1069038.n5.nabble.com/Large-gap-in-text-td158151.html#a158232
I minimized this code, where the first list needs more than a page.

\version "2.18.0"
% \bookpart {
\markuplist{
   \vspace #5 hello
   \vspace #5 hello
   \vspace #5 hello
   \vspace #5 hello
   \vspace #5 hello
   \vspace #5 hello
   \vspace #5 hello
   \vspace #5 hello
   \vspace #5 hello
   \vspace #5 hello
   \vspace #5 hello
   \vspace #5 hello
}
% }
\pageBreak
\markuplist{
   \vspace #5 hello
   \vspace #5 hello
   \vspace #5 hello
   \vspace #5 hello
   \vspace #5 hello
   \vspace #5 hello
   \vspace #5 hello
   \vspace #5 hello
   \vspace #5 hello
   \vspace #5 hello
   \vspace #5 hello
   \vspace #5 hello
}

this behavior can be corrected by putting only 1 \markuplist in a \bookpart
- which of course limits the use of \markuplist.

expectable/bug?

Eluze


Does adding \paper { annotate-spacing = ##t } give any new hints? I can see some 'extra dist' on the second page onwards that is labelled that isn't on the first.

Also if you change the #5 to #2 (for example) you get consistency.

James



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