> No. The responsible code is in hairpin.cc, and it's easy to add a
> vertical offset to either endpoint
>
> Stencil mol;
> mol = Line_interface::line (me, Offset (0, starth), Offset (width, endh));
> mol.add_stencil (Line_interface::line (me,
> Offset (0, -starth),
> Offset (width, -endh)));
>
>
> I don't know what a sensible method of computing or setting the offset
> is, though.
I suggest (at least) two options:
. Manual offset. This is a real number.
. `follow', which means to use the same rotation value a (possibly
hypothetical) beam would use. It probably makes sense to define a
threshold which gives the vertical delta value w.r.t. the note
heads or stem (and staff lines):
/
/|
/ |
/| x ...
/ |
| x delta
|
x ...
Hairpins are not rotated if the vertical delta of start and end
point is smaller than the threshold.
Werner
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