Joe Neeman wrote:
Or consider the possibility that I typeset something where I don't care
about page turns at all. There might be one or 2 decent turns, but not
enough for good breaking. In trying to ensure good page turns, lilypond
would give me uneven line breaking, blank pages and all sorts of
unnecessary ugly stuff.
So first of all, there should be a way to tell the page-breaker to
completely ignore page turns. But also, the above situation would give
poor default output. I haven't really thought this through, but could
the default be to autodetect whether page turns should matter, with an
override by setting a \paper block variable?
We can't predict or guess the importance of page-breaks (relative to
neat spacing), so that suggests that we should add a parameter that
weighs both. We should look for a sensible default. I think it will
impossible to set this weighting automatically.
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Han-Wen Nienhuys - [EMAIL PROTECTED] - http://www.xs4all.nl/~hanwen
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