>
> Ok, but we've got noAutoBeam=1 for that, which is better: no hidden
> functionality -> no extra doco needed.
>
> > But, removing the 'nothing specified->stop at end of beat' rule was a
> > good idea, because it tied an operational element of beaming to the
>
> It hasn't been removed. It's just that the default settings overrule
> this in most cases. Take a wierd (ie new to ly/auto-beam-settings.ly)
> time signature, and you'll witness it again. It's a hack to prevent
> auto-beams that never stop: maybe the 'stop at end of beat' could be
> replaced by 'stop at end of measure', but that's also wrong. If
> you want autobeaming, you'll have to tell the auto-beamer what you
> want -- that's it.
>
Speaking of manual beaming, I didn't find a method to produce
both
|---|---|---|---|---|
|---|---| |---|---|
| | | | | |
o| o| o| o| o| o|
and
|---|---|---|---|---|
|---| |---| |---|
| | | | | |
o| o| o| o| o| o|
The 'natural' way to me would be to nest [[s and ]]s, i.e.
[[e16 e e] [e e e]]
and
[[e16 e] [e e] [e e]]
(A similar problem is the following:
|---|---|---|
| |---|---|
| | | |
o| o| o| o|
instead of
|---|---|---|
| -| |---|
| | | |
o| o| o| o|
)
Can this be achieved somehow?
Thanks,
Dirk.
