http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.1/input/regression/out-www/lily-1175767955.ly
mentions that something like /ff/> will appear on the same horizontal level.
Should other markings, such as cresc, do it too? My guess is that
\set crescendoText = \markup { \italic "cresc. poco" }
a'2\< a a a\!\mf
from the dynamics section of the manual works, but that something like
a\f\cresc a a\!\ff
would not follow that the same way.
Should a consistency between the space between the crescendoSpanner being
adjacent to the preceding crescendoTextand and the space between
crescendoSpanner and where it ends (particularly, for example, when ending
next to another dynamic). Sometimes it seems to work like
cresc.- - - f
and othertimes its like
cresc.- - -f
depending on spacing. In the manual, there is an example even showing the last
dash shrunk down; it almost seems to be a dot.
If the current working is preferred, or others are not implemented for some
reason, that works for me too; I didn't find any mailings I could notice to
be relevant, and the manual doesn't mention a word one way or the other which
lead me to assume that it either works as desired or hadn't been looked at
like this yet.
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