-Eluze wrote:
>
>
> Xavier Scheuer wrote:
>>
>> If I use for example two lines for the "composer" field, the second
>> line is closer to the following field (i.e. "arranger") than to the
>> first line of the "composer" field. This is very unpleasant.
>>
>> I'm sure most of you should have encounter this issue at least once,
>> so please, tell me you have some kind of "workaround suggestions". :D
>>
> you can use
>
> composer = \markup \override #'(direction . .6) \dir-column { …}
>
> but i agree the default spacing is not pleasant
>
sorry, to be more precise you should use something like
\override #'(direction . -.6)
\dir-column {
\line { composer line 1 }
\line { composer line 2 }
\line { composer line 3 }
\line { composer line 4 }
\line { composer line 5 }
\line { \null }
% "composer line 2" should be closer to "composer line 1"
% than to "arranger"
}
with a negative number for the direction; the \null makes sure there is
enough space to the following item.
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