Thomas Morley <[email protected]> writes: > Just back from vacations, reading up the mails... > > I tested the code below with 2.16.2 and 2.19.44 and colored the ref-points. > Images attached. Up to now they are simple observations, have to think > about further implications... > > \relative d' { > \stemUp > \textLengthOn > \set Staff.instrumentName = #(lilypond-version) > d2^"foo" > d'^"foo" > d,^\markup \raise #4 "foo" > d'^\markup \raise #4 "foo" > d,^\markup { \null \raise #4 "foo" } > d'^\markup { \null \raise #4 "foo" } > d,^\markup \box \raise #4 "foo" > d'^\markup \box \raise #4 "foo" > d,^\markup \box { \null \raise #4 "foo" } > d'^\markup \box { \null \raise #4 "foo" } > d,^\markup \box \line { \null \raise #4 "foo" } > d'^\markup \box \line { \null \raise #4 "foo" } > }
That looks like the anchor point _is_ making a difference and that it is part of the skyline ultimately used for positioning in 2.18 (a skyline which fits beside the skyline of the opposing stem, resulting in a tighter adjustment). However, I don't see this observation explain the difference in behavior in the manual example. Does \textLengthOn have anything to do with it? -- David Kastrup _______________________________________________ lilypond-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-devel
