Hello Werner,
> Please consider the following example.
>
> ```
> {
> f'_\pp ^\> f' f' f'\! |
> }
> ```
>
> The hairpin, in spite of being on the opposite side of the staff, is
> aligned to the `\pp` sign, i.e., it starts horizontally after `\pp`.
> What must I do to break this alignment? `\breakDynamicSpan` doesn't
> seem to work, and I would like to avoid the `shorten-pair` property...
>
>
> Werner
as far as I can see there is no way to exclude a dynamic from the line
spanner. In theory the implementation could be changed to both have an upper
and a lower line spanner (currently the line spanner is broken if direction
changes, meaning there can only be on spanner at each time).
`\breakDynamicSpan` does not work, as all of this happens at the same timestep.
The only solution I can think of would be to separate the dynamics by putting
them in separate voices:
```
\new Voice {
\new Voice <>_\pp
f' ^\> f' f' f'\! |
}
```
(this requires a voice context to already exist, thus the `\new Voice`. This
is only necessary because this is at the beginning of the music.)
Cheers,
Tina
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