I see that Mats Bengtsson has already pointed out that rehearsal marks (\mark) are aligned over the right edge of double barlines, repeat barlines, etc., rather than over their center.

http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=97

But I've noticed something worse. When there's a new time signature, the rehearsal mark will be aligned over some point between the barline and the time signature -- well right of even a normal barline. See, for example:

\version "2.9.17"

\relative c'{
c1 \mark "A"
c1 \mark "A" \time 4/4
c1 \mark "A"  \bar "||"
c1 \mark "A" \bar "||" \time 4/4
c1
}


Or, to combine it with Mats's example:


\version "2.9.17"

\relative c'{
c1 \mark "A"
c1 \mark "A"  \bar "||"
c1 \mark "A" \bar ":|"
c1 \mark "A" \bar "|:"
c1 \mark "A" \bar "|."
c1 \time 4/4
\break
c1 \mark "A" \time 4/4
c1 \mark "A"  \bar "||" \time 4/4
c1 \mark "A" \bar ":|" \time 4/4
c1 \mark "A" \bar "|:" \time 4/4
c1 \mark "A" \bar "|." \time 4/4
c1 %\time 4/4
}

\layout { indent = 0\mm }



Marcus


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