Joe Neeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > On Sunday 03 June 2007 23:01, Nicolas Sceaux wrote:
> I should be finished with this semester's exams in a couple weeks and I can > have a look at things then. If you're not that patient, however, or you'd > rather do them yourself, I've suggested a few things below. I'm in no hurry... just feeling in a lily hacking mood these days, and this mood may disappear as quickly as it came. Anyway, thanks for the hints (and good luck for your exams). >> 2. setting the next-space or next-padding properties to zero results to >> wrong spacing. The stencils should just be stacked with no extra >> space between them. > [...] >> 3. setting next-padding and next-space to almost zero make the lines >> stick one to the other only if there is an other object (like a >> score) on the page. Otherwise, the lines are spread over the >> page. This is not consistent. > > If each of the "blabla" lines has a very stiff vertical spring and > the "system" line has a relatively loose vertical spring then it would > explain what you are seeing. The first page has a relatively small force > which hardly affects the blablah springs but has a big effect on the system > spring. The second page requires a very strong force to fit the lines in at > all, so it stretches out the stiff blabla springs. I'm not sure how you would > fix it,though. I understand what's happening, but one should expect that lines with null next-padding and next-space are stacked without extra space between them nevertheless. (Ok here the next-padding and next-spacing are not exactly null, because of issue 2.). Maybe solving the null padding and spacing issue will solve (or will mean solving) this one too. nicolas _______________________________________________ lilypond-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-devel
