I wrote:
... \override TupletBracket #'connect-to-neighbor = #'(#f #f) ...
Mats wrote:
To produce a pair of values in Scheme, you should write \override TupletBracket #'connect-to-neighbor = #'(#f . #f) (another option is the following:) \override TupletBracket #'connect-to-neighbor = #(cons #f #f) See the documentation of edge-height and shorten-pair for other examples of pairs of values, that show this syntax.
Thanks for noticing that. I actually used the correct syntax in my original file, but it was causing a different problem (I couldn't get the bracket to display in one instance), so I tried to isolate the problem, and that's where I forgot the dot, which caused the apparent "bug" I reported.
I will try to isolate my original problem and, if necessary, report it as a separate bug.
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