I'm accustomed to using a short glissando line to indicate a rapid glissando between notes. What I mean is that given 'c1 \glissando | d1', the implication is that the player spends the whole duration slowly moving. But if I want something like 'c2~ c4~ c8 c8 \glissando | d1', then I omit the tied notes and just write a short glissando line as if it were coming from that last c8. First of all, is this a reasonable way to notate short portamento-like slides? Secondly, assuming it is, while I imagine I could insert a bunch of hidden rests in another voice to attach the \glissando, surely there's an easier way to change the glissando start point to the next note minus some constant distance? I can tweak Glissando.bound-details.left.padding, but that doesn't change the slope of the line.
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