My suggestion would be to extend the TieColumn object to have a
"direction" property for each tie, e.g. in a list. Then the user
could override it's own positioning "algorithm" more or less like this:
\override TieColumn #'directions = #'(up down down down)
<c' g' b' c''>4 ~ <c' g' b' c''>
\tieColumnNeutral % revert to default
A related and also very important feature would be the simplification of
tweaks that are written in the "Difficult tweaks" section in the manual,
namely the first one:
"There are two classes of difficult adjustments. First, when there are
several of the same objects at one point, and you want to adjust only
one. ... In this case, the \applyoutput function must be used. "
Bert
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