As Will Oram pointed out, there are problems when \break occur near grace
notes.
In this example, the second but not the first score does a line break:
\version "2.3.11"
A = \new Staff \notes {c1 | \grace c8 c1 }
B = \new Staff \notes {c1 | \break c1 }
\book {
\score {<<\A \B>>}
\score {\B}
}
I consider this a bug.
I have been thinking about how it best would be solved. My conclusion is that
the cleanest way would be to add a timestep that happens right before all
grace note timing. I.e. in the case
c1 | \break \grace c8 d1
the c1 would be at time 0 in the first bar, the \break at the new time 0-inf
in the second bar, the c8 at time 0-1/8, and the d1 at time 0 in the second
bar.
Another possibility (which I however don't find as clean) is to let the \break
command search for grace notes in all other staves, and move itself to a spot
right before them.
Any opinions, developers? I'll add this as a bug if you don't protest.
Erik
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