Referencia de la notación de GNU LilyPond: A.12 Instrucciones de listas de marcado de texto

## A.12 Instrucciones de listas de marcado de texto

Se puede usar cualquiera de las siguientes instrucciones con `\markuplist`:

`\column-lines` args (markup list)

  Like `\column`, but return a list of lines instead of a single markup. `baseline-skip` determines the space between each markup in args.

  Used properties:

  - `baseline-skip`
`\justified-lines` args (markup list)

  Like `\justify`, but return a list of lines instead of a single markup. Use `\override-lines #'(line-width . X)` to set the line width; X is the number of staff spaces.

  Used properties:

  - `text-direction` (1)
  - `word-space`
  - `line-width` (#f)
  - `baseline-skip`
`\map-markup-commands` compose (procedure) args (markup list)

  This applies the function compose to every markup in args (including elements of markup list command calls) in order to produce a new markup list. Since the return value from a markup list command call is not a markup list but rather a list of stencils, this requires passing those stencils off as the results of individual markup calls. That way, the results should work out as long as no markups rely on side effects.

`\override-lines` new-prop (pair) args (markup list)

  Like `\override`, for markup lists.

`\score-lines` score (score)

  This is the same as the `\score` markup but delivers its systems as a list of lines. Its score argument is entered in braces like it would be for `\score`.

`\table` column-align (number list) lst (markup list)

  Returns a table.

  column-align specifies how each column is aligned, possible values are -1, 0, 1. The number of elements in column-align determines how many columns will be printed. The entries to print are given by lst, a markup-list. If needed, the last row is filled up with `point-stencil`s. Overriding `padding` may be used to increase columns horizontal distance. Overriding `baseline-skip` to increase rows vertical distance.

  >     \markuplist {
  >       \override #'(padding . 2)
  >       \table
  >         #'(0 1 0 -1)
  >         {
  >           \underline { center-aligned right-aligned
  >                         center-aligned left-aligned }
  >           one      \number    1 thousandth \number 0.001
  >           eleven   \number   11 hundredth  \number 0.01
  >           twenty   \number   20 tenth      \number 0.1
  >           thousand \number 1000 one        \number 1.0
  >         }
  >     }

  Used properties:

  - `baseline-skip`
  - `padding` (0)
`\table-of-contents`

  Used properties:

  - `baseline-skip`
`\wordwrap-internal` justify (boolean) args (markup list)

  Internal markup list command used to define `\justify` and `\wordwrap`.

  Used properties:

  - `text-direction` (1)
  - `word-space`
  - `line-width` (#f)
`\wordwrap-lines` args (markup list)

  Like `\wordwrap`, but return a list of lines instead of a single markup. Use `\override-lines #'(line-width . X)` to set the line width, where X is the number of staff spaces.

  Used properties:

  - `text-direction` (1)
  - `word-space`
  - `line-width` (#f)
  - `baseline-skip`
`\wordwrap-string-internal` justify (boolean) arg (string)

  Internal markup list command used to define `\justify-string` and `\wordwrap-string`.

  Used properties:

  - `text-direction` (1)
  - `word-space`
  - `line-width`

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