Vertical spacing titles and highest staff in LilyPond version 2.18.2.

[Mirosław Doroszewski]

Vertical spacing titles and highest staff in LilyPond version 2.18.2.

1. I have noticed too, that markup-system-spacing is working.
2. markup-system-spacing works only between bottom-level title (i.e.
composer) and highest staff;
3. It means that markup-system-spacing does not works between titles,
and it is OK;
4. So, to set spacing for titles, it is needed to set
markup-markup-spacing, but it is not working;
5. I suppose because markup-markup-spacing is placed not in main piece
file but in common template (of pieces) not in the same directory;
6. I do not remember if markup-markup-spacing works when is put in piece file;
7. I have been written that automatic calculation of needed space
after (and before) titles is only done with standalone "title"
(top-level title);
8. It means that for other titles (subtitle, subsubtitle, poet,
composer etc.) needed space after them is not calculated automatically
(as it is done with standalone "title", see p. (f) as above);
9. There is needed additional space between higher-level titles and
composer with eventual poet; higher-level titles mean: "title",
"subtitle" and "subsubtitle" (to choose if needed for project);
10) The point described above in (h) is necessary to get print
according to polygraph rules — it is not beautiful without additional
space, as above in point (h);
11) On the other words: it is needed to set proper vertical spaces
between titles automatically, see p. (f), and not to set proper
vertical spaces for each title in meny project pieces, with vspace,
added to composer, poet;
12) I have not found setting in init files, which makes automatic
calculation of standalone "title" (top-level title);
13) When I was preparing tiny example, I have noticed that on my
computer setting font family for entire document works in project
directory and does not work in tiny example directory;
14) My specialist of computers and developer has told that there are
thousands reasons which make computer wrong, hardware or software.