Nick Payne <[email protected]> writes: > See below. When I shift the first note in voiceTwo to avoid a > collision with the note in voiceFour, the dot on the rest that begins > voiceOne gets separated from the rest and pretty much disappears under > the following accidental. It looks to me as though Lilypond is trying > to keep the dots for the rest in voiceOne and the A in voiceFour > vertically aligned, regardless of whether the rest and the A are > vertically aligned. You can see this quite clearly by setting the > hshift value to something larger such as #2.
I guess that this sort of thing needs some accounting and/or linear programming in order to arrive at a good solution. You go down the note column and put all "natural" dot columns in one list. Then you assign the best columns overall. Opening a new column in the total is expensive (but less so if the vertical distance to the last column is large), displacing a dot from its note costs corresponding to the displacement, least total cost is taken. Something like that. -- David Kastrup _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
