Hi Stefano, I face this sort of thing all the time in the new complexity scores that I set. Despite the elegance you seek - and I fully understand the vertical end point alignment you are wanting - sometimes it is easiest just to roll over and draw the lines as a path, perhaps using Postscript, or path markup commands. This may make more sense when you encounter things that are like hairpins but not quite - the sort of graphics composers armed with pencils like to draw, unwitting of the agonies it causes we engravers.
Andrew On 6 February 2018 at 16:53, Stefano Troncaro <[email protected]> wrote: > > I feel kind of bad for asking, but I'm stuck after trying to do what I > thought would be a minor tweak. I wanted to make it so that the two lines > that form the hairpin would end in the same vertical line, since when the > hairpin is rotated the end-points of the two lines are displaced. I tried > achieve this by drawing a white box that overlaps with the line that > overextends, therefore "deleting" the excess. >
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