Comment #3 on issue 3066 by [email protected]: tie in TabStaff (using q)
displays one of the unisone notes in a chord
http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=3066
It looks like it is independent of the way the second chord is written:
music = \relative c' {
<b\3 b g'>8 ~ q
<g\4 g d'>8 ~ q
<b\3 b g'>8 ~ <b\3 b g'>
<g\4 g d'>8 ~ <g\4 g d'>
<b\3 b\2 g'>8 ~ q
<g\4 g\3 d'>8 ~ q
}
All three variants show an error (the second variant prefers the
open string to show up though). So at least it does not depend on
using q with whatever setting.
