I've searched both the list archives and LilyIssues and do not see this
reported.
I use temporary polyphonic contexts a lot in my choral compositions. I see
that using any version of 2.19 breaks lyric placement if there are slurred
notes in /voiceOne against which lyrics should be placed. There are some
regression testing examples for polyphonic contexts and lyrics, but they do
no use the following lilypond structure which I have been using for several
years:
<<
{ \voiceOne }
{ \new Voice { \voiceTwo } }
>> /oneVoice
In this example in version 2.18.*, for the word "waters," the syllable
"wat" is engraved on the measure 2 slurred "gs'2( a')" with "ers" on the
a'2 of the next measure. In 2.19.* the slur is not factored in the lyric
placement and "ers" is engraved on the a' in measure 2 and not in measure
3.
<code>
\language "english"
test = {
<a' fs'>2 <cs'' fs'>4 <cs'' fs'> |
<< { \voiceOne
gs'2( a') |
a'2. s4
}
{ \new Voice
{ \voiceTwo
e'1 |
e'2. b'4\rest
}
}
>> \oneVoice \bar "||"
}
verseTestVoice = \lyricmode {
side the still wat -- ers.
}
testVoicePart = \new Staff { \global \test }
\addlyrics { \verseTestVoice }
\score {
<<
\testVoicePart
>>
\layout {
}
}
</code?
Guy Stalnaker
jimmyg...@gmail.com
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