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Comment #35 on issue 1320 by [email protected]: Enhancement: user-customizable
barlines through a Scheme interface.
http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=1320#c35
Patchy the autobot says: Again, lots of small changes across the bar. The
shifts for repeats appear fixed. breathing-sign-ancient.ly looks like it
is losing the third breathing sign, however that may be a rasterization
artifact of the regtest checker. There are small effects like isolated
letters in text shifted likely by one pixel. That makes it likely that we
are seeing the effects of rounding/quantization artifacts. Are there some
calculations done in C++ that use integers and/or rounding? I would
suspect that those are probably done with exact numbers or reals or
different rounding modes in Scheme. Remember that (/ 1 2) yields 1/2, not
0 in Scheme.
