[2.3.11]
> > While the warning vanishes, the effect is the same -- the vertical
> > distances are set to the absolute minimum which is plain wrong.
>
> Of course; \overrides need to occur at the start of the respective
> spanner.
So why isn't the \override completely ignored within the spanner?
> Anyway, as I tried to tell you, minimumVerticalExtent is syntactic
> sugar, so using \override also doesn't solve your problem
OK. Sorry. Anyway, I suggest to document VerticalAxisGroup --
perhaps a sentence like
This spanner grob is used to control the vertical default distance
between lines *for the whole score*. If you want to modify the
value, you must do it before the score starts (e.g., in a \paper
block). Using \override within the score won't have any effect.
helps new users (like me) to get the right idea.
Anyway, how can I solve my problem (this is, changing the default
distance on the second page? Currently, the only solution I'm aware
of is to embed two \score's within one \book.
Werner
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