Hi Mike, Excellent work!
I'm glad you think so! > > I've attached a new file that addresses some of the issues you identify > above: > > --) It uses axis-group::width to box accidentals > Beautiful! Now there's really no need for the extra padding properties. (I've kept them in the attached file, but combined them into a single property which takes a pair = 'extra-padding.) > --) It creates a FrameStub grob to occupy the horizontal space that a > frame line takes up (note that I don't know if this actually works - I'm > not sure how to test it - but at least it doesn't crash!). Whenever you > have a spanner that somehow occupies horizontal space at its bounds, you > can create stub grobs that approximate this space. This technique also > works for items that, for whatever reason, have heights that are difficult > to approximate (see SpanBarStub and StemStub, for example). > This works great for spacing on the left side. It wasn't working on the right, so I added 'extender-length in (plus a slight correction accounting for arrow-length, etc., which should be fairly easy to calculate). Now it will push everything forward nicely. One thing I've noticed, though, is that the line will not cross a bar line. If I increase the length of the extender, the bar line is simply pushed to the right. I figured out one way around this--namely, setting the X-extent of the bar line to (+inf.0 . -inf.0), which is what I do in the attached file. Of course this has other consequences. Is there any other way? --) It gets rid of some dead or unused code. > Thank you very much for your improvements and explanations--I think I've learned quite a bit! Best, David
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