i think i second that...
but isn't the collision of (for instance) flats with bar lines a bug/
defect?
if not, i'll chip in - i've got hundreds of theory/analysis snippets
that can't go to print as is and i can't go back to 2.10...i'm hoping
this will be fixed before i have to tweak them all by by hand (the
recent ones have eighth note spacers after each bar/clef).
Cheers
Damian
btw, what are the best workarounds without adding spacers?
On 11 May 2007, at 15:33, Kieren MacMillan wrote:
Hello, all --
Now that I'm well into engraving several big piano pieces in
Lilypond 2.11.23, it has become even more clear than ever that:
(1) the initial padding in measures is unacceptably small (and,
in some cases, zero); and
(2) the various known workarounds are overly time-consuming and
code-cluttering.
For example, in the ragtime solo piano piece I'm currently
engraving, close to 75% of the measures require some form of
initial-padding tweaking -- and (grrr!) it's a different (amount
of) tweak for almost every measure! =(
Therefore, I would like a quote on what it would cost to include a
user-adjustable property to set the minimum space which must appear
in every measure between the last prefatory item (i.e., bar line,
key signature, time signature, clef; is that it?) and the first
"musical" element (i.e., notehead, accidental, arpeggio or other
attachment, etc.).
Thanks!
Kieren.
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