>> Thanks for the hint. This works, sort-of, but it isn't a practical
>> solution for complicated piano music, unfortunately. In
>> particular, lilypond no longer knows where to start or end a slur
>> vertically, sometimes assigning it to the wrong voice in parallel
>> music.
>
> You won't get
Werner LEMBERG writes:
>>> I would like to notate
>>>
>>> << { c'2( e'2) } \\
>>> { s2 c'2 } >>
>>>
>>> as
>>>
>>> c'2\=1( << { e'2\=1) } \\
>>> { c'2 } >>
>>>
>>> but this currently doesn't work (I'm using 2.19.46). It would be
>>> great if I'm
>> I would like to notate
>>
>> << { c'2( e'2) } \\
>> { s2 c'2 } >>
>>
>> as
>>
>> c'2\=1( << { e'2\=1) } \\
>> { c'2 } >>
>>
>> but this currently doesn't work (I'm using 2.19.46). It would be
>> great if I'm missing something and it actually *does* work somehow!
>
Werner LEMBERG writes:
>> > And yes, I would need it especially for slurs.
>>
>> Anything you cannot do right now? Because the existing code for
>> slurs is actually sort-of a blueprint for that kind of
>> functionality.
>
> I would like to notate
>
> << { c'2( e'2) } \\
>
Hi,
The goal was to allow all (or at least many) spanners to be able to
cross voices, but I started with dynamics since the engraver seemed
relatively simple. I also looked at slurs because of its existing
support for simultaneous slurs (in one voice).
After experimenting with these with some
> > And yes, I would need it especially for slurs.
>
> Anything you cannot do right now? Because the existing code for
> slurs is actually sort-of a blueprint for that kind of
> functionality.
I would like to notate
<< { c'2( e'2) } \\
{ s2 c'2 } >>
as
c'2\=1( << { e'2\=1) } \\
Werner LEMBERG writes:
>>> I haven't followed Nathan's development of extensions to the `\='
>>> command very closely, but it would be *really* great if spanner IDs
>>> work across voices – especially for piano music the improvements
>>> would be significant.
>>>
>>> Any progress?
>> I haven't followed Nathan's development of extensions to the `\='
>> command very closely, but it would be *really* great if spanner IDs
>> work across voices – especially for piano music the improvements
>> would be significant.
>>
>> Any progress?
>
> Which spanner types? Nathan was not
Werner LEMBERG writes:
> I haven't followed Nathan's development of extensions to the `\='
> command very closely, but it would be *really* great if spanner IDs
> work across voices – especially for piano music the improvements would
> be significant.
>
> Any progress?
Which
I haven't followed Nathan's development of extensions to the `\='
command very closely, but it would be *really* great if spanner IDs
work across voices – especially for piano music the improvements would
be significant.
Any progress?
Werner
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