Arvid Grøtting escreveu:
\version "2.10.0"
\header {
title = "Spacing with lyric tie"
texidoc = "There should be some space when there's a lyric tie.
A hair space or thin space on either side of the undertie is good
workaround. A regular space on either side also works, with one
side giving the same output as in 2.8.
"
}
\score {
\context Score <<
\relative c'' { c c c c }
\addlyrics { fo~oh fo~_oh ba_~_ar ba_~az }
\addlyrics { "fo‿oh" "fo ‿ oh" "fo ‿ oh" "fo ‿ oh" }
\addlyrics { fo‿oh fo ‿ oh fo ‿ oh fo_‿_oh } >>
\layout {}
}
The tie has a negative space, so it is starts below the syllables
This was by request of Nancho, and he had scans to confirm that this is
typesetting practice.
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