You probably want to set the minimumVerticalExtent property in your context. Maybe you also have to add the Axis_group_engraver to make it work. I'm not sure since I see some contexts that don't contain the Axis_group_engraver but where the minimumVerticalExtent is set anyway.
/Mats
Carl Sorensen wrote:
I've succeeded in getting a fret diagram out of a FretDiagrams context. (The Fret_diagram_engraver is hard-coded to only produce a single
diagram for now, but it still lets me test out contexts).
Here's the .ly file:
\score{ << \chords{d} \new FretDiagrams {d} \chordmode{d}
>> }
I've got the output two different sizes (I changed size by adding a size property to FretDiagram in scm/define-grobs.scm).
The problem I'm seeing right now is that the ChordName is running into the FretDiagram. It seems that the inter-system spacing isn't appropriate. But it changes with the size of the FretDiagram, so perhaps I just don't have some padding right.
Any thoughts on what I would tweak to increase the spacing between the ChordName and the FretDiagram?
Thanks,
Carl
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