Le dim. 19 janv. 2020 à 00:25, David Kastrup <d...@gnu.org> a écrit :
> This wants improvement. Basically we probably need a better way to
> figure out whether we are in the middle of a StaffGroup with spanbars?
>
I assume that would clear the simple case of the dynamic that spans across
the line without crossing it (bottom staff in a group). There remains
(opinions mine):
* the pp subito case. In my dream world, the pp would strictly align on the
actual note; the subito would overflow right, with TeX-style overfull hbox
warning if it extends beyond the page margin. As long as it doesn't reach
the preceding note, I suppose it could tolerate being pushed left a bit to
avoid a barline, but not at the cost of increasing that note's width.
* the simultaneous dynamics case. I'd obviously want them all horizontally
aligned, even if the bottom one that has fewer restrictions.
On the converse side, I've found a similar case that could benefit from
avoiding barlines:
%% Example neither as minimal nor as telling as I'd like. Here it touches;
%% in my real-world case the second plus almost aligned on the barline.
\version "2.19.81"
\new StaffGroup <<
\new Staff { \clef "soprano" c''2. b'4 b'2 c'' s1*20 }
\figures { \bassFigureExtendersOn <7 4>2 q4 <7 _\+>4 <7\+>2 <5> }
\new Staff { \clef "bass" g2 g,2 c1 s1*20 }
>>
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A good thing Bass Figures are less likely than Dynamic Texts to expand
horizontally.
--
Jean-Baptiste Mazon
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