Hi Jay,
The following gives what I 'think' you want, but why it does what it
does I have no idea. I thought that LP would choke on two 'title'
statements in the header, and why the \title in the markup refers back
to the first 'title' eludes me, and why it doesn't cause an infinite
loop... ??
2012/7/21 Jay Anderson :
> On Sat, Jul 21, 2012 at 12:39 PM, Thomas Morley
> wrote:
>> title = \markup{ "Piece in " \concat { E \hspace #0.25 \flat } }
>>
>> \markup { \fill-line { \huge \larger \bold \line { \concat { \title
>> "," } opus} } }
>>
>> (quick and dirty)
>
> I guess that's true and I
On Sat, Jul 21, 2012 at 12:39 PM, Thomas Morley
wrote:
> title = \markup{ "Piece in " \concat { E \hspace #0.25 \flat } }
>
> \markup { \fill-line { \huge \larger \bold \line { \concat { \title
> "," } opus} } }
>
> (quick and dirty)
I guess that's true and I'll probably have to go down this rout
2012/7/21 Jay Anderson :
> \version "2.15.41"
>
> title = \markup{Piece in \concat { E \hspace #0.25 \flat } }
>
> \markup { \fill-line { \huge \larger \bold \line { \concat { \title
> "," } opus} } }
> \markup { \fill-line { \huge \larger \bold \line { \title "," opus} } }
>
> Essentially I want t
\version "2.15.41"
title = \markup{Piece in \concat { E \hspace #0.25 \flat } }
\markup { \fill-line { \huge \larger \bold \line { \concat { \title
"," } opus} } }
\markup { \fill-line { \huge \larger \bold \line { \title "," opus} } }
Essentially I want to append a comma to an existing markup.
