Another exmaple of tie obscured by accidental: compare fis vs f at counts 3 and
9
\version "2.18"
{
\key g \major
\time 12/8
\tempo 4. = 132
g8~
<g~ d'~>8
<g~ d'~ fis'~>8
<g~ d'~ fis'~ b'>8
<g~ d'~ fis'~ d''>8
<g~ d'~ fis'~ g''>8
g8~
<g~ d'~>8
<g~ d'~ f'~>8
<g~ d'~ f'~ b'>8
<g~ d'~ f'~ d''>8
<g~ d'~ f'~ g''>8
}
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** [issues:#298] Ties do not appear when shortened because of an accidental**
**Status:** Accepted
**Created:** Wed Feb 14, 2007 07:58 PM UTC by Anonymous
**Last Updated:** Fri Apr 14, 2017 09:48 PM UTC
**Owner:** nobody
*Originally created by:* *anonymous
*Originally created by:*
[[email protected]](http://code.google.com/u/[email protected]/)
Steve D posted a [long
email](http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-user/2007-01/msg00541.html)
that pertains to ties between single and
multiple voice sections of notation of polyphonic instruments.
He later wrote:
> From my point of view, the bug, if there is a bug besides the fact that the
> tie is not visible because it is so short, is that the tie stops short of an
> accidental symbol that is *not* associated with the note being tied, and in
> addition, that note happens to be the top \(or
bottom\) note of a chord.
> It seems to me that, ideally, when either the top or bottom note of a chord
> is tied, the tie should extend from notehead to notehead, or from the first
> notehead to an accidental \(if there is one\) preceding the second notehead,
> \*if\* and only if that accidental belongs to the note being tied instead of
> another note in close proximity \(another note that is perhaps an interval of
> a second or third from the note being tied\). Otherwise, if it is a top or
> bottom note of a chord, the tie should \(again, merely from my current
> perspective\) arc over \(or under\) the accidental symbol of another note in
> order to nearly connect to the notehead of the note that is being tied. \(if
> that makes any sense\) :-\)
> I can imagine cases where the current behavior of LilyPond \(2.11.13 in this
> case\) would seem appropriate, *if* the tie is between two notes that are
> *not* at the top or bottom of a chord.
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