Hello,

Is there a clean way to terminate a hairpin at the end of the same note it
begins with, i.e., at the left side of the next note? I tried using the new
"\after" construction, but that only works if I set it to an arbitrary note
value less than the full value of the note beginning the hairpin.

\version "2.23.9"
{ % default output
  \after 2 \! c'2\> 4 4 |
  %desired output
  2\> 4\hide\p 4 |
  %alternatively, this works:
  \after 4. \! 2\> 4 4 |
}


Thanks,
-Ahanu

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