2009/4/3 Nick Payne <[email protected]>:
> If that's the case, then the only solution I can see is the rather ugly hack
> of waiting until the score is complete so I can see where the line breaks
> fall, and then taking any spanner that has this problem and putting
> \stopTextSpan on the note after the note where it should actually end with
> manual tweaking of the RH padding so that it appears to end on the desired
> note.
You could also prevent the text spanner from being broken by editing
the `meta' entry for TextSpanner in define-grobs.scm, though it might
causing spacing problems:
(meta . ((class . Spanner)
(interfaces . (line-spanner-interface
line-interface
side-position-interface
font-interface
; forbid breaks unless 'breakable = ##t
unbreakable-spanner-interface))))))
Regards,
Neil
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