Thanks Jim. Your example solved it for me. I thought I was using explicit
voices because I declared voices using a "\new Voice {}" construct, but I
hadn't named them explicitly, and that seems to be the difference. Now I am
seeing "real" warnings rather than these ones about rests and that helps me out
a lot, cognitively, in finding real issues.
-Arle
On 2012 Dec 19, at 09:45 , Jim Long <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Wed, Dec 19, 2012 at 08:44:29AM +0100, Arle Lommel wrote:
>> Hi all, I am working on the same score that spawned discussion about stem
>> lengths and now have another, hopefully less controversial, question.
>>
>> I keep getting warnings like the following when I run Lilypond:
>>
>> warning: cannot resolve rest collision: rest direction not set
>
> I've run into this or a similar problem before.
>
> Cultivate the habit of using separate, explicit voice constructs:
>
> \new Voice = "upper" \relative c'' {
> ...
> } % upper voice
> \new Voice = "lower" \relative c'' {
> ...
> } % lower voice
>
> A layman's paraphrase of the error message might be that, while
> you are manipulating stem directions and pitched rests to
> *simulate* the appearance of separate voices, Lily cannot
> reliably determine which voice(s) the rests belong to.
>
> HTH,
>
> Jim
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