Embedding native PostScript in a \markup block: Difference between revisions
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PostScript code can be directly inserted inside a <code>\markup</code> block. | PostScript code can be directly inserted inside a <code>\markup</code> block. | ||
For technical reasons, this doesn't show up in the Wiki because <code>\postscript</code> only works with LilyPond's PS backend and is neither supported in the SVG (used in this Wiki) | For technical reasons, this doesn't show up in the Wiki because <code>\postscript</code> only works with LilyPond's PS backend and is neither supported in the SVG (used in this Wiki) nor in the Cairo backend. | ||
In general it is recommended to use LilyPond's native graphical markup commands like <code>\polygon</code> instead, which can be used with all LilyPond backends. | In general it is recommended to use LilyPond's native graphical markup commands like <code>\polygon</code> instead, which can be used with all LilyPond backends. | ||