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> The biggest problems cause the quite common case where the cluster
> contains two notes with the same absolute pitch but different accidentals.
> Some printers use split chordal lines for this case, but I have not seen
> yet a convincing notation. However, vertical shifting brings no
> advantage in these cases. I cannot remember to have seen vertical
> shifting of accidentals in print.
In that case, I remember to have seen at the same altitude something
like:
\sharp <noteheas> \nat <notehead>
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(the comon stem).
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> Christof.
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