On Tue, 21 Sep 2010 19:49:45 +0200, Graham Percival
<[email protected]> wrote:
IIRC there's properties like V-offset and H-offset, which *are*
taken into account by the spacing engine. Vicente: could you look
into this?
I can't find V-offset nor H-offset, you probably mean Y-offset and
X-offset.
indeed it saves vertical space. my suggestion for the example is then:
-------------8<--------------------------------------------
e4 c g\f c
e4 c g-\tweak #'X-offset #-2.7 -\tweak #'Y-offset #2.5 \f c
-------------8<--------------------------------------------
it needs no extra explanation in the text. thanks for pointing that out.
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side note 1: the \f in the example can't be "pushed" up further with
Y-offset. if you keep increasing it enough, you'll notice weird spacing
results, but the dynamic sign will remain attached to the note. the only
way I can find to move the \f upper is to \override DynamicLineSpanner
#'outside-staff-priority = ##f ;
but this is irrelevant in the scope of the example though.
side note 2: quoting the NR "A.14 Layout properties":
"extra-offset (pair of numbers)
A pair representing an offset. This offset is added just before
outputting the symbol, so the typesetting engine is completely oblivious
to it"
:-S
you are doing such a damn good work with the GDP. big respect to you for
that.
greetings,
Vicente
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