> On 28/07/13 11:47, MarcM wrote:
>
>> thanks for the explanation.
>>
>> > Why wouldn't it? Separate expressions in a \line (which is what a
>> > top-level markup is implicitly wrapped in) are separated by word space.
>> > That's totally normal. If you want to join some elements, use \concat,
>> > like with ...
>>
>> You explanation and example were helpful. I suggest to add them to
>> this page:
>>
http://www.lilypond.org/doc/v2.17/Documentation/notation/formatting-text>>
>> % this
>> \markup { \huge \line { fee fie foe fum } }
>> % or that will separate the expressions with _normal_ size spaces
>> \markup { \huge { fee fie foe fum } }
>> % or
>> \markup { \huge fee\huge fie\huge foe\huge fum }
>> % whereas this will use _huge_ spaces between words.
>> \markup { \huge "fee fie foe fum" }
>>
>
> That suggestion doesn't make sense to me. Those four markup commands
> will all produce identical markup with identical spacing.
>
> The use of \concat to eliminate spaces that would otherwise be inserted
> is covered in
>
http://www.lilypond.org/doc/v2.17/Documentation/notation/formatting-text#selecting-font-and-font-size> - though to me it would make more sense to have it in the section
> dealing with text alignment.
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