I'm attempting to use Lily to get good printing of unbarred parts for
16th century music.
I'm using:
\property Score.defaultBarType="empty"
so that in a tune with a time signature of C where few or no barlines have
been entered, the line breaks will occur at multiples of four quarter
notes. This is mostly happening.
However, there are cases where there is a note which spans one of
these fictitious empty barlines. So say I have a line of mudela that
reads:
<stuff> f2 g4 f4. e8
Lily is deciding to break this line between the dotted quarter and the
eighth note, which is the worst possible place for a line break.
I am working around this by inserting an empty barline in a better
place, for instance:
<stuff> f2 \bar "empty"; g4 f4. e8
Is there a better way to tell Lily what to do?
I would think that in general when there's a note that spans a barline
that barline is a less good place for a break than a barline that
comes between two notes. Is there some way to tell Lily this?
(I'm actually using mudela-book and latex for the printout, if that
makes a difference.)
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