Re: Automatic breaks not working?

2015-03-28 Thread Phil Holmes
- Original Message - 
From: Brian Barker b.m.bar...@btinternet.com

To: lilypond-user@gnu.org
Cc: A. Sentman asentman...@gmail.com
Sent: Saturday, March 28, 2015 1:22 AM
Subject: Re: Automatic breaks not working?



At 22:47 27/03/2015 +, A. Sentman wrote:
I have a couple of files where Lilypond fails to wrap the score across 
multiple lines, and instead cuts it off at the edge of the page. Most of 
these are fairly large files, and it seems to happen consistently if there 
are more staves than can fit vertically on the page. What I did: I used 
lilypond to render the example at the bottom of this post. What I 
expected: The score wraps to the next line after the sixth measure. What 
happened: The score does not wrap, instead running off of the edge of the 
page.


This is because your score makes no sense, I'm afraid. With a time 
signature of C, your second occurrence of r4.. in the top staff spans 
the line between the first and second bars. If I comment out the initial 
r4 and r16, in the top staff, the score breaks after bar 5 and again 
after bar 9. This may not be the music that you mean, but it illustrates 
the cause of the problem. The third staff then throws a similar problem in 
bar 13, where the d4. again spans the line between bars 13 and 14.


Once you have a score that properly respects bar lines, the automatic line 
breaks will behave themselves.


I trust this helps.

Brian Barker



This problem is shown up if bar checks are used.  I suggest the original 
poster should read the sections on bar checks in the Learning Manual and 
Notation Reference.


--
Phil Holmes 



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Re: Automatic breaks not working?

2015-03-27 Thread Brian Barker

At 22:47 27/03/2015 +, A. Sentman wrote:
I have a couple of files where Lilypond fails to wrap the score 
across multiple lines, and instead cuts it off at the edge of the 
page. Most of these are fairly large files, and it seems to happen 
consistently if there are more staves than can fit vertically on the 
page. What I did: I used lilypond to render the example at the 
bottom of this post. What I expected: The score wraps to the next 
line after the sixth measure. What happened: The score does not 
wrap, instead running off of the edge of the page.


This is because your score makes no sense, I'm afraid. With a time 
signature of C, your second occurrence of r4.. in the top staff 
spans the line between the first and second bars. If I comment out 
the initial r4 and r16, in the top staff, the score breaks after 
bar 5 and again after bar 9. This may not be the music that you mean, 
but it illustrates the cause of the problem. The third staff then 
throws a similar problem in bar 13, where the d4. again spans the 
line between bars 13 and 14.


Once you have a score that properly respects bar lines, the automatic 
line breaks will behave themselves.


I trust this helps.

Brian Barker


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