Réf. : Re: multiple markups

[Jean-marc LEGRAND]

It could be that way, but I have to move it vertically... and the thing is that 
when you use s64,
you have to pout it in all the staves, and make a maesure with no fixed measure 
length...

Thanks for helping !


                                                                                
                                                       
                      Paul Scott                                                
                                                       
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Jean-marc LEGRAND wrote:

>Hi list !
>
>I'm using lily2.4 on XP.
>
>I have to put a rcomma AND a fingering on the same note. I'de like to have the 
>fingering just on
top
>of the note, but the rcomma just on the right, so at a different level.
>I make :
>
>\once \override TextScript #'extra-offset = #'(2.2 . -2) c8.^2 ^\tr. The 2 is 
>well on the top of
the
>note, but tr doesn't "want" to move where I want.
>
>question : how can I have "separate override" ?
>
>One issue is to put the ^\tr on the next note and adapt the override, but I'd 
>prefer a more honest
way !
>
>
Maybe just as dishonest but not so visually obvious is something I'm
temporarily doing until I learn a better way:  Displace the markups by
an s64 or s128.

Paul Scott