I would have though that
\override Hairpin #'bound-padding = #2.0
should do the job, but it seems that it only affect the right end, not
the left end.
Of course, you could then use a combination of X-offset and
bound-padding to get
what you want, but I'm not convinced that this is the expected behaviour.
/Mats
Kim Bastin wrote:
What's the override for moving the ends of a hairpin horizontally? I
need to start one a little to the right of its default position
because it collides with a cross-staffed note. But I can only find
information about moving hairpins vertically. I tried this:
\once \override Hairpin #'X-offset = #1
but this moves the whole hairpin, offsetting the right end too. It's
such a simple matter there must surely be a simple solution, but I'm
stumped.
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