> Le 19 nov. 2022 à 08:04, Werner LEMBERG a écrit :
>
>> A stencil has an X extent, a Y extent and a stencil expression
>> (Scheme list). That's all.
>> Think of it in another way. If LilyPond gave non-empty skylines to
>> stencils with empty extents, a grob with its stencil set to
>>
> A stencil has an X extent, a Y extent and a stencil expression
> (Scheme list). That's all.
>
> Think of it in another way. If LilyPond gave non-empty skylines to
> stencils with empty extents, a grob with its stencil set to
> #empty-stencil would stop taking no space. Instead, it would take
>
> You did see the code I posted that would do what you asked for?
Sorry, no, I missed it. Thanks!
Werner
Werner LEMBERG writes:
> Why is the vertical extent of the strut ignored?
Because side positioning is primarily based on (vertical)
skylines, not extents.
>>>
>>> Thanks. What is the reasoning behind this? For me, this behaviour
>>> is unexpected.
>>
>> By the way, this is
Why is the vertical extent of the strut ignored?
>>>
>>> Because side positioning is primarily based on (vertical)
>>> skylines, not extents.
>>
>> Thanks. What is the reasoning behind this? For me, this behaviour
>> is unexpected.
>
> By the way, this is one reason why \strut is not such
