Eluze <eluzew <at> gmail.com> writes:
> just discovered a thread on the German LilyPond Forum
> (http://www.lilypondforum.de/index.php?topic=1254.0) which can be summarized
> as follows: [ ... ]
I think it can be reduced to
\paper { markup-system-spacing #'minimum-distance = 100 }
\score { { g'1 } \header { piece = "One" } }
\score { { g'1 } \header { piece = "Two" } }
To me, the core problem is that the page breaker does not choose to split
this onto two pages, seeming to ignore the 'minimum-distance between
markup and the next score.
The odd layout seems to be a result of how LilyPond squeezes overfull
pages: ignoring 'padding but respecting 'minimum-distance
It seems to be a new bug, present since 2.14. I think not a regression
because I do not believe there was any way before 2.14 to make the
spacing-adjustment that triggers this bug.
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