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Re: Widening ledger lines by overriding LedgerLineSpanner
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Paul Morris |
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Re: Widening ledger lines by overriding LedgerLineSpanner |
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Wed, 28 May 2014 16:31:04 -0700 (PDT) |
Paul Morris wrote
> It seems that if minimum-length-fraction is larger than length-fraction
> then it doesn't affect the length of ledger lines, but only the spacing
> between them and other things. If it is smaller than length-fraction then
> it does work as a minimum length for the ledger line in cases where there
> are collisions between ledger lines and anything that is not a ledger
> line. (?)
It occurs to me that minimum-length-fraction is probably never supposed to
be larger than length-fraction. That would mean that the way it increases
the spacing between the notes when it is larger is just an unintended
result.
It seems that length-fraction basically works like a maximum length, and by
default ledger lines will extend as far as they can towards this max length
given the space available. Then minimum-length-fraction is the minimum
length for when there are collisions, and it can "push" notes further apart
if needed to achieve that minimum length in those cases.
-Paul
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