Re: A later note's stem can be to the left of an earlier note's stem

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Hi.

Well it seems that this is two much of sharp signs for lily to make it 
fit the linewidth.

Try to add a \bar"" at the end of your \repeat unfold thing : \repeat 
unfold 12 { \stemUp e16 fis! \change Staff = "rh" \stemDown g' fis'! 
\change Staff = "lh" \bar""}

so that lily can output a clean score. Remind that it is a very common 
use in virtuoso piano scores (Litz, Chopin, ...) for exactly the same pb.

JMarc

Richard Sabey a écrit :
> Occasionally Lilypond decides to fit so many bars into a system that 
> notes are squeezed so tightly together that, in a beamed group, a 
> later note's downward stem can fall to the left of an earlier note's 
> upward stem. The noteheads are in the correct left-to-right order but 
> the stems are in the wrong order.
>
> How can I stop Lilypond doing this? I can't predict which bars, if 
> any, Lilypond will decide to squeeze so tightly.
>
> %%begin example
> \version "2.13.17"
>
> lhMusic =
> {
>     \clef bass
>     \time 12/4
>     \repeat unfold 12 { \stemUp e16 fis! \change Staff = "rh" 
> \stemDown g' fis'! \change Staff = "lh" }
> }
>
> \score
> {
>     \new PianoStaff
>     <<
>         \new Staff = "rh" << { s1 s s } >>
>         \new Staff = "lh" << \lhMusic >>
>     >>
>     \layout { }
> }
> %%end example
>
>
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