2007/4/1, Han-Wen Nienhuys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
2007/4/1, Arvid Grøtting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > no, better not. Callbacks aren´t expected to work properly if you call
> > them twice. You have to look at the input value for the callback, and
> > change those.
>
> Sure. I probably won't be motivated to fix that until it breaks, though.
whatever, but I won't integrate hacks.
I fully understand that, but now that it works for me I really need to
get some typesetting done. If anyone wants to clean the code up to a
submittable state, they're quite welcome. (Someone with a better
knowledge of LilyPond internals would probably be able to get it a lot
cleaner.)
I should perhaps add that I did at first try to revert what's done in
the C++ code, but I couldn't figure out how to get it to work
reliably.
> > no, not that I know. MM rests just have a hard coded vertical position.
>
> OK. So, in addition to automatical merging, they could benefit from
> use of a skyline algorithm to detect collisions with other voices in a
> staff?
I'm not sure. Skylining isn't used for stuff inside the staff AFAIK.
No, and this is the only application for it that I can think of at the
moment. It would be cool, though, to have MM-rests that moved out of
the way automatically.
--
Arvid
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