You could experiment with embeded latex commands like:
composer = "\\begin{minipage}[c]{8cm}
Adapted from a afamiliar melody \\newline
\\hfill by John Doe
\\end{minipage}"
I've not tested it, so I'm almost sure that the output won't fit
exactly what you want, but I hope you'd get the idea.
Feel free to use alignement environments (right, left or centered)
and/or another things you need.
P.S. When lilypond reads "\something", and it is not a
lilypond command, sends "something" to latex interpreter, so whatever
is after the bar "\" must be a latex command. I mean that you must
write latex commands with a double bar ("\\latexcommand")
Excuse my english ;)
regards,
joseluis
A 07/12/03 17:13:16
Stan Sanderson <address@hidden> escribió:
I would like to control where the line breaks in a header entry.
Specifically, as below:
composer = "Adapted from a familiar melody by John Doe"
so the output would be (right justified)
Adapted from a familiar melody
by John Doe
Can a carriage return/line feed be embedded?
A related question is how umlauts, e.g., are placed within header
text.
I would be grateful for any suggestions.
Stan