Hi Edon,
Am 26.03.25 um 18:34 schrieb Edon Valdman:
I’m having trouble getting a markup list table centered on a page. All
I can get to work is to use commands that wrap the entire thing in a
regular \markup, but then the table content won’t be able to be split
onto separate pages (which is extremely important in this scenario). I
also would rather the entire table be not spread out such that each
column is up against the edges of the page.
I’ve tried making each row its own markup block so I can center it
then put it in a column with the other rows, but this means that each
column is sized differently on the X axis, because each row is a
separate table, so each row doesn’t take the sizes of the other rows’
columns into account.
I hope I understand your problem correctly.
The trick is to use a simple markup function that centers its argument
on a line. If such a function is applied to a markup list, it gets
applied to the individual markups in the list.
\version "2.24.3"
#(define-markup-command (center-line layout props content) (markup?)
(interpret-markup layout props
(markup #:fill-line (content))))
\markuplist \center-line {
\override #'(padding . 2)
\override #'(baseline-skip . 50)
\table #'(-1 1) {
"1. Left-Aligned"
"Right-Aligned .1"
"2. Left-Aligned"
"Right-Aligned .2"
"1. Left-Aligned"
"Right-Aligned .1"
"2. Left-Aligned"
"Right-Aligned .2"
"1. Left-Aligned"
"Right-Aligned .1"
"2. Left-Aligned"
"Right-Aligned .2"
"1. Left-Aligned"
"Right-Aligned .1"
"2. Left-Aligned"
"Right-Aligned .2"
}
}
Lukas
