Hi Mark, 2008/11/1 Mark Polesky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hey all, > > I don't know if this is a bug or not, but the automatic shortening of > ledger-lines apparently only works within a single voice context. For > example, in a polyphonic situation, if two voices meet on a single > ledger-line note, and only one of them has a forced reminder > accidental (like "c!"), the ledger-line for the other voice will be > drawn full-length, running too close to the accidental from the first > voice.
This is a limitation of the engraver, unfortunately; leger lines are printed multiple times for chords and merged notes, which often results in shortened lines being overprinted. The attached image shows two further issues: - semibreves have longer leger lines, so the lack of shortening is exacerbated by collisions with accidentals; - if the descending part of a natural reaches a lower leger line, that line should also be shortened. I imagine fixing these issues would require a comprehensive rewrite of ledger-line-spanner.cc. Regards, Neil
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