Updates:
Summary: Concurrent slurs that start and end at the same moment should not
produce a warning
Comment #10 on issue 1967 by [email protected]: Concurrent slurs that
start and end at the same moment should not produce a warning
http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=1967
Ah, now that you point it out, I suppose that my implementation of that
warning is to blame. In 2.12, no warning was printed at all if a second
slur started while another slur was already active. I.e. the following
snippet was not producing ANY warning in 2.12.3:
\version "2.12.3"
\relative c'' { c4( d( g g) }
I fixed this, but did apparently not consider the case that the second slur
would start/end from within the same chord/moment (which is perfectly legal
and should not produce a warning...).
So, a simpler test case for this bug is:
\version "2.12.3"
\new Voice \relative c'' { << { c( d) } { e( f) } >> }
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