On Saturday 08 January 2005 21.24, Wiz Aus wrote:
> Given the following:
>
> \new StaffGroup
> <<
> \new Staff { R1 R1 R1 }
> \new InnerStaffGroup
> <<
> \new Staff { R1 R1 R1 }
> \new Staff { R1 R1 R1 }
>
>
>
> Both staff grouping brackets end at the same point. In traditionally
> engraved scores (e.g. Dover's publication of Scheherazade), these ends are
> merged, or at least the inner ends are hidden.
> It looks even more noticeable with 3 levels (the latter score has exactly
> this on, say, pg 12, V.Cello).
Thanks! Do you have a scan of an example of how it should be done?
I agree that it doesn't look good, and I have added it as
staffgroup-bracket-nested in the bug cvs. Thanks for the report!
> Speaking of which, how do you have more than 3 levels of staff bracketing?
> It seems to get three you need to use
> StaffGroup/ChoirStaff/InnerStaffGroup, but after that you're on your own.
> If I wanted, say, the whole score with one bracket, the string section with
> another bracket, then violin I & II bracketed, and then violin I solo and
> violin I (rest) bracketed, it doesn't seem obvious how to do this.
My guess is that this is uncommon among traditionally engraved scores. I think
it is possible to do this by defining new contexts manually, see
engraver-init.ly and manual -> Interpretation contexts for inspiration. I
didn't manage to do this myself though.
Erik
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