Works well ... many thanks!
I misunderstood your original comment and tried replacing \mark with \markup. The idea
of "\mark \markup ..." had never occurred to me.
Does this imply that "\mark" identifies a non-notecolumn location? (example .... could
\mark become the other end of a span? That leads to some interesting variations!)
/Hans
Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
>
> this works over here. Please send a bug report if you can't get it
> working:
>
> global = \notes {
> s1 | \mark "A"
> s1 | \mark \default
> s1 | \mark \default
> s1 | \mark "12"
> s1 | \mark \default
> s1 | \mark "A2"
> s1 | \mark \markup { foo \column << bar bla >> }
> s1
> }
>
> one = \notes \relative c {
> c''1 c c c c c c
> }
>
> \score{
> \context Staff < \global \one >
> }
>
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