Valentin Villenave a écrit : > Indeed. Non-capitalized rests make a measure to be regarded as > non-empty, even when it's a partial measure.
Yes, that's what I have understood. First I was thinking this was a "simple" bug, then after further investigations I came to this statement. > I'm not sure, but perhaps the appropriate syntax should be R16 (that > works, but results in a barcheck error)? Well, I tried this too. That works but : - it induce barcheck errors, - the rest isn't printed (I use the same source for the violin part). Nicolas Sceaux a écrit : > %%% The following hack make regular rests hara-kiri-able > %%% > #(let* ((rest-def (assoc 'Rest all-grob-descriptions)) > (meta-def (assoc 'meta (cdr rest-def))) > (interfaces-def (assoc 'interfaces (cdr meta-def))) > (interfaces (filter (lambda (interface) > (not (eqv? interface > 'rhythmic-grob-interface))) > (cdr interfaces-def)))) > (set-cdr! interfaces-def interfaces)) This works great, many thanks. I'll use this for the meantime, waiting for its future implementation into lilypond (or another solution to be found). Valentin Villenave a écrit : > Yes, I know about these workarounds. But ideally, one shouldn't have > to use any hack at all... I think so too. (That's also why I send this as an "issue".) Thanks everybody for looking into this! Sincerely, Xavier _______________________________________________ bug-lilypond mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-lilypond
