On 1-Aug-05, at 1:40 AM, Nicolas Sceaux wrote:
This is exactly the kind of comment that I wished when I posted my
example, thanks! (but then, instead of stacks of \hspace #1, why don't
you write \hspace #5 for instance?)
In this:
\markup { \column{
\hspace #1
\hspace #1
foo
}}
there are three entries in the \column, so foo is three lines down. In
this:
\markup { \column{
\hspace #15
foo
}
there are two entires in the \column, so foo is two lines down. There's
a 15-unit blank horizontal space in the line above foo, but that doens't
change the vertical placement of foo.
(recall that hspace is horizontal space; there's no vspace)
- Graham
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