Re: [Lilypond-auto] Issue 2253 in lilypond: Markup in separate voices in \partcombine results in "stacked" markup.

[lilypond]

Comment #3 on issue 2253 by address@hidden: Markup in separate  
voices in \partcombine results in "stacked" markup.
https://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=2253

How does one tell whether two markups are mergeable?  If the content is  
identical but the direction differs, are they mergeable?
Does merging mean showing one and omitting the other, or something more  
complicated?
Are there other ways besides partcombine that two markups might end up in  
the same place at the same time and need to be merged?
Are there things other than markups that should also be considered?

In the example, the combined parts are in the same Voice context.  What if  
instead the parts crossed and were therefore kept in separate Voice  
contexts?  Should they also be merged in that case?

Most of all, would these answers differ for other uses of markup?  Markup  
is a very general-purpose feature and it might be difficult to do the  
desired thing in all cases without more information.

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