It seems single-line (single-system) scores prevent _totally_ page
breaks and thus produce overflow and bad output.
IMHO beginning of a score at the end of a page should have assigned a
"bad factor" penalty but should not prevent completely page breaks to
occur.
%% Reported by Bertrand Bordage on the French users mailing list
%%
%% Many "single-system" scores on one page produces bad output and
%% overflow.
%% Note that 2.12 did not handle it and produced even worse output
%%
\version "2.13.57"
\book {
\score { << { a } { a } { a } >> }
\score { << { a } { a } { a } >> }
\score { << { a } { a } { a } >> }
\score { << { a } { a } { a } >> }
\score { << { a } { a } { a } >> }
\score { << { a } { a } { a } >> }
\score { << { a } { a } { a } >> }
\score { << { a } { a } { a } >> }
}
Cheers,
Xavier
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Xavier Scheuer <x.sche...@gmail.com>
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