On 2016-07-13 2:10 PM, Innocent Smith wrote:
I've noticed that one some of my scores, the commentary overlaps with
the top notes on the top right of a score when the notes happen to by
high at that point. I'm aware that it is possible to insert extra space
with #1 of \grecommentary[#1]{#2}, but is Gregorio/LaTeX supposed to
calculate this sort of conflict automatically? I'm curious particularly
because I've changed the styling for the commentary line, so I wasn't
sure if that was the problem.
No, GregorioTeX doesn't calculate this sort of thing automatically. We
could not determine a clean way of knowing that a high note occurred in
the area occupied by the commentary at the end of the first line. The
best we could figure was for any high note on the first line, but it was
felt that if the high note occurred early in the line, then the user
might want the commentary to ignore said note.
You can also raise the commentary by adjusting the `commentaryraise`
dimension using `\grechangedim` (the default is 0). This change will
apply to all commentaries from that point forward, but you should be
able to group confine the change or change it back later.
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