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Re: Odd things with \repeat percent and R1
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Re: Odd things with \repeat percent and R1 |
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Sat, 26 Jan 2013 09:54:38 +0100 |
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Am 26.01.2013 06:15, schrieb Jim Long:
> On FreeBSD 8.3 amd64, this works for R1, R1*1, or R1*2, but
> crashes lilypond with R1*3 (or 4 ...). Puzzling.
>
> … \repeat percent 4 R1*2
>
Hi Jim,
I think, this is because there are commonly used symbols in the percent
repeat style for repeating exactly one measure (°/.) and for repeating
exactly two measures (°//.). But not for three or more measures. It is
usually used for short patterns and not for parts longer than 2
measures. So there is no sign for that. One could invent °///. and so
on, but at some point a volta repeat would make it more readable.
By the way \repeat percent 4 R2. doesn't work either with a 4/4 metre,
because it is not a full measure.
Is that an answer to your question?
Joram