Hi Jay,
Am 12.02.22 um 20:22 schrieb jh:
From one project to the next sometimes 'Frenching' a score works and
sometimes it doesn't
This is the shortest example I could figure out how to make
the second system should be just two staves (and using the same
context etc 5 days ago worked as expected on a different score so this
was copy pasted)
You are using PianoStaff. The only point of a PianoStaff is that it
keeps all its contained staves alive together; to wit, the definition of
PianoStaff is:
\context{
\GrandStaff
\name "PianoStaff"
\alias "GrandStaff"
\description "Just like @code{GrandStaff}, but the staves are only
removed
together, never separately."
\consists "Keep_alive_together_engraver"
%% explicitly set instrument, so it is not inherited from the parent
instrumentName = #'()
shortInstrumentName = #'()
}
So the only difference between a PianoStaff and a GrandStaff is that,
with a GrandStaff, you get what you want.
To be honest, it looks a bit strange to use a braced staff group for
your score. Is this intentional?
(By the way, with current development versions of LilyPond, it suffices
to issue \numericTimeSignature once - for example, in the \layout block.
For \accidentalStyle ..., this has been true for a while now.)
Lukas
