Thanks, added as
http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=428
I agree with you that this is a very, very low-priority bug... but hey,
we might as well include it in the list. I'm curious about the
difference between the first/third cases, anyway.
Cheers,
- Graham
Luc wrote:
Of course, you are right, specially in guessing what was my intents.
Thanks for directing my attention to this little, but important detail
of creating separate contexts when using \\ - usually I also prefer to
explicitly define named voice contexts, but this time I was in a hurry
... my apologies and please consider the importance of this "bug"
decreasing to zero.
Luc
Mats Bengtsson schrieb:
I agree that this is a bug. However, I hope you know the simple
workaround
in case you want to provide articulations separate from the music. Just
put them in one and the same voice:
mymusic = { \tempo 4=100 g }
myarticulations = {s -0 }
\new Voice << \mymusic \myarticulations >>
The important thing to notice is that you should NOT use any \\
since it will create separate Voice contexts, whereas you want both
"lines
of music" in the same Voice context.
/Mats
Luc wrote:
\version "2.11.30" %{ windows xp home %}
{ \tempo 4=100 << { g' } \\ { s -0 } >> } % needlessly shifted to
the right
{ << { g } \\ { s -0} >> } % no collision avoiding
{ \tempo 4=100 g -0 } % works
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