If you provide a small example file, it's much easier to provide an answer. How do you write these characters in the input file? If you specify them using the TeX codes such as "\k a", then LilyPond has no chance to calculate the correct metrics. However, if you input them into the file using latin2 encoding (or whatever character set is relevant), use \header{ ... inputencoding = "latin2" } in LilyPond and specify \override Lyrics . LyricText #'font-name = #"ecrm1000" then it should be able to get the correct metrics. Note that this only applies to version 2.2. Version 2.4 is limited to latin1 whereasthe latest development versions and the upcoming stable 2.6 series work with UTF8 which solves all these problems.
/Mats
Stefan Schmitt wrote:
Hi,
I'm work on some songs with Polish lyrics, using Lilypond 2.2. I use T1 fontencoding and a corresponding font, all glyphs appear correctly, but the word distance is too small when "special" characters, e.g. "\k a" or "\' s" are used. I get the same result using various fonts, e.g. ecrm1000 or ptmr8r, so I think Lilypond can't get the correct metrics for the glyphs. Any hints?
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