On Wednesday 30 November 2005 12.15, liang seng wrote: > Hi, I've tried all your suggestions and they don't seem to work either. > I've attached a GIF file which is the output of extract.ps generated by > GhostScript 8.15 (I saved the image using Paint).
> The raggedright and > \lyricsto do not seem to have no effect. Surprisingly, I haven't been able > to duplicate the problem. The files I created consisting of only a few > notes display perfect extender lyric lines. This has led me to believe the > sequence of music notes has something to do with this. > Is it possible for you to send me your output of extract.ly? That pdf output is not so interesting; it just displays the extenders as you would expect them to look like (i.e. different from your results.) The ideas I presented were mainly attempts to eliminate any locale-specific differences. To get a minimal example, can you try to remove notes, one by one, until the bug can be triggered just by removing or adding a single note? (if the score occupies more than one system, this can be done on each system, so that adding/removing one note on any system triggers the bug). (This can usually be done quite efficiently by binary search: If you have 30 notes, then you can remove the 15 first notes; if this _does_ remove the problem, then the problem probably happens within the first 15 notes, and you can undo your change, and try removing the last 15 notes instead. If you find a case where the problem appears with 15 notes, then you can try again to remove the first 7 notes, and so on.) -- Erik _______________________________________________ bug-lilypond mailing list bug-lilypond@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-lilypond
