Quoting Stuart Lowe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Folks,
In the first part of a tune I'm doing, I want to have a repeat volta (2)
with 2 alternatives.
Like:
\repeat volta 2 {
\grg f4. _\markup { transition } ( f4. )
\hdblg g4. ( g4. )
\dblA A4. ( A4. )
f8 e8 f8 \dbld d4 e8 \break
\grg f4. ( f4. )
\hdblg g4. ( g4. )
e8 A8 e8 A8 f8 e8
}
\alternative {
{f8 e8 c8 \grg f4.}
{f4 e4 c4 \grg f4. (f4.) \bar "||" \break }
}
When I do it this way, the 2nd volta bracket doesn't 'close'
(no vertical line on the right edge).
In the second alternative, if I replace
\bar "||" with
\bar "|."
Then it 'closes'. Is this normal behaviour?
At least it's the intended behaviour. I'm not sure how
well-investigated it was or if anybody even remembers why it's done
this way, though. It's been like this in LilyPond
for several years.
Also: in this tune, all of the parts have 8 bars
and are either repeated or written out in full - except for
one part - it has 8 bars but is only to be played once over.
I want to indicate an 'end of part' by doing a ' \bar "||" '
at the end, but this doesn't get picked up somehow - lilypond
just displays a single bar line at the end of this part.
Hard to say without having seen your code.
/Mats
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