Greetings everybody,
I couldn't find this specific question discussed anywhere, but I'd
appreciate if someone could point me to an existing tracker page or a
former discussion on the lists.
If you do
\relative {
c( s)
}
You'll see that a slur is produced, from the note to an invisible point.
However if you do
\relative {
c( d s) r
}
You'll see that the slur ends on the second note, and isn't extended
to include the skip (which would be the expected behavior IMO): in
other words, it behaves just as if you'd written
\relative {
c( d) s r
}
Cheers,
Valentin.
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