Hi Werner, On Wed, Feb 4, 2015 at 12:14 AM, Werner LEMBERG <w...@gnu.org> wrote:
> > Don't know. In any case, I think the goal should be to make this > > work with an override of 'minimum-length, rather than setting > > 'minimum-length though 'after-line-breaking. > > The very problem is that minimum-length gives the distance between > *note heads*, which is completely unusable IMHO. If I increase > minimum-length globally to fix the broken tie case, the horizontal > size of all other ties is *far* too large. Or do you mean something > different? > > In the case of a broken tie, minimum-length would give the distance relative to a NonMusicalPaperColumn on one side. If the minimum-length property were accessible later on in the typesetting process, you'd be able to do something like [\once] \alterBroken minimum-length #'(1 . 5) Tie or [\once] \offset minimum-length #'(0 . 4) Tie Both of these commands would address the pieces independently. \alterBroken and \offset act directly as overrides/tweaks of 'minimum-length, rather than doing their work within 'after-line-breaking as your example does. Perhaps it will never be possible to go through 'after-line-breaking, which may always be too late. --David
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