Comment #8 on issue 2142 by m...@apollinemike.com: accidental right-padding
should depend on the tightness of music
http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=2142
Springs (in the current LilyPond model) are only between PaperColumns and
NonMusicalPaperColumns. To implement your idea, there'd have to be several
columns (arpeggio column, accidental column, note column, dot column for
example) all of which received springs or rods. This'd be hellish to
implement but is doable.
If you wanted to go down this route, you'd have to:
Create an AccidentalColumn grob that implements the paper-column-interface.
Throw all of the accidentals into this grob and NOT into either of the
currentCommandColumns.
Make sure that this column got a rank lower than that of the PaperColumn to
its right.
Change the main functions in staff-spacing.cc and note-spacing.cc such that
they returned different values for accidental columns.
In general, if you want to do this, try to make it as extensible as
possible so that a variety of columns could be created. Someone once told
me that in computing, there are only three numbers: one, two, and many. We
are at two with PaperColumn and NonMusicalPaperColumn, but if we went into
many, it'd be impossible to have separate functions for everything & we'd
need to come up with some extensible framework for the creation and
horizontal spacing of columns.
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