I haven't responded to this earlier because I haven't had time to create
code to play with. It's much easier to start playing around with fixes
if you include code samples which show the problem.
Indeed, I still don't have time to create code myself, but I'll give you
my thoughts just so you know I am thinking about the issues raised:
On the "quoniam" issue, is this new behavior to 5.0 or is did you see
the same issue in 4.2? If it's new behavior, then it may be a
reflection of the new default spacing settings. Using a copy of the
gsp-default.tex from 4.2 as a custom spacing configuration will allow
you to revert the spacing settings. If the spacing is consistent, it
might still be a matter of tweaking settings, rather than a bug. You
might try playing with `spaceabovelines` (using `\grechangedim`) and
`additionaltopspacethreshold` (using `\grechangecount`). If you don't
want to affect whole scores, there's also `\grechangenextscorelinedim`
and `grechangenextscorelinecount` for affecting a just particular set of
lines in the next score.
On the placement of the flat, I would try two strategies:
1) Use polyphony. This should allow you to place the flat directly
above `f` at the very least. Some spacing tweak might allow it to go
over the `e`.
2) Code the flat between the `e` and the `g` and use an ad-hoc space
with a negative coefficient just before the flat. The notation for and
ad-hos space is `/[coefficient]` and the base unit is `interelementspace`.
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St. Anselm’s Abbey
Washington, DC
(R. Padraic Springuel)
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