Re: two problems

[Carter Brey]

Dear David,

Use this code:

_#'(columns ((italic bold) "sub  ") ((dynamic) "pp"))

Regards,
Carter

David Bobroff wrote:

> What started out as a single question has become two.  In the following
> short excerpt I want to place "pp sub." below <d16 a'>.  Specifically, I
> want a regular dynamic "pp" and an italic "sub.".
>
> %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
> \score{
> \notes \relative c{
> \clef F
> \time 2/4
> <d4.. a'> <d16 a'> ~ | <d2 a'> |
> }
> }
> %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
>
> I have tried:
>
> <d15 a'_(dynamic "pp" (italic "sub."))> 
>
> and
>
> <d15 a'_((dynamic "pp") (italic "sub."))>
>
> Both of them leave me with strange errors in the console;
>
> ********************************
> Calculating column positions... warning: Too many clashing notecolumns.
> Ignoring them.
> warning: Too many clashing notecolumns.  Ignoring them.
>
> paper output to `testing.tex'...
> warning: can't find ascii character: 117
> warning: can't find ascii character: 120
> warning: can't find ascii character: 98
> warning: can't find ascii character: 120
> warning: can't find ascii character: 46
> warning: can't find ascii character: 120 
> ********************************
>
> ...and I was left with only an italic 's' under the staff.
>
> Placing the scheme code outside the <> gives me a nasty parse error
> (unexpected "_").
>
> Using a combination of \pp and _#'(italic "sub.") left me with the two
> things overlapping each other.  Chaining them like:
>
> _#'(dynamic "pp")_#'(italic "sub.") stacked them one on top of the other.
>
>  
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