Laura Conrad wrote: > For most figures, lily prints the numbers in the order I enter them, > so <7 5> prints with a seven above a five. But when I enter <5 4>, > for some reason lily prints it with the four above the five. > > The facsimile I'm transcribing has it the other way (with the five > above the four), and while I'm not much of a keyboard player, I would > expect even an experienced continuo player to be confused by this > inconsistency. > > The attached file demonstrates the phenomenon -- is it a bug, or a > feature that I don't understand? > It's related to extender lines. You need to reset with a spacer:
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