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Spacing bug
From: |
Dylan Nicholson |
Subject: |
Spacing bug |
Date: |
Wed, 5 Oct 2005 08:39:50 +1000 |
The following file tries to squeeze onto one line when it clearly doesn't fit
(the double barline at the end is cut off, for a start):
\relative{
\time 3/4
c8 d e f g a
c, d16 d e8 f g a
c, d e16 e f8 g a
c, d e f16 f g8 a
c,8. d16 e8 f g8. a16
r8 d, e f g a
c, d e f g r
r d e r f g
c, r e r g
}
I was actually creating this file to see what beaming policies lilypond uses -
to me the 2nd last bar here looks a bit odd for 3/4 (it looks like a 6/8 bar),
but to be honest, I'm not sure how it would automatically determine a better
configuration.
The 6th bar isn't perhaps ideal either, I suspect most publishers would prefer
not to beam the f to the g.
I assume the rule it's using is that quavers are beamed over beat (crotchet)
boundaries - shorter notes are only beamed within each beat. Probably
reasonable enough for 99% of cases anyway.
Actually one other thing - why is the duration number necessary when using a
dot?
I would expect to be able to type "c,. d16 e8 f g. a16" for the 5th bar here,
but it doesn't work.
The documentation doesn't suggest that the duration number is required, but all
the examples include it.
- Spacing bug,
Dylan Nicholson <=