Am 12.11.2008 um 21:43 schrieb Nick Payne:
I attempted to use an em dash on some fingerings. Two problems:1. It causes the font size of the fingering number to increase by about 50%2. There is a space between the em and the 1 See attached png, which is the output from \version "2.11.63" \relative c'' { c-1 c^\markup {\finger "1"} c^\markup {\finger \char ##x2014 "1"} } Nick Payne
Curious, I wonder how those dashes are produced. On a macintosh, en and em dashes can be easily inserted with option,- or option, shift,-. See the attached output. Where I tried using the en and em dashes produced just by normal utf-8.
\version "2.11.63"
\relative c'' { c4-1 s2. }
\relative c'' { c4^\markup {\finger "1"} s2. }
\relative c'' { c4^\markup {\finger \char ##x2014 "1"} s2. }
\relative c'' { c4^\markup {\finger –1} s2. }
\relative c'' { c4^\markup {\finger —1} s2. }
<<inline: em dash.png>>
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