On Mon, 14 Feb 2011 13:43:37 -0800, <n.putt...@gmail.com> wrote:
My only concern with these changes is the barline avoidance (which you mention in the tracker as possibly a good thing). There's one regtest which shows the problem: in `song-melisma.ly', some extra space has appeared in the second bar around `daah'.
That's my only concern, as well. I do not think it wise to 'recede' the spacing height of LyricText to compensate, because I think will leave an unpleasant surprise waiting until someone uses a very tiny lyric font or something. Lyrics are moved horizontally away from barlines *only* if the bottom of the staff is perfectly clean of notes. A single note head poking out means that vertical spacing cannot press lyrics against the staff, which means that note-spacing can conservatively assume the lyrics will not encroach the forbidden 1-staff-space zone of the bar line, which means the note column need not be moved. This evening I'll put an image showing the effect on the tracker, and ask explicitly whether this is a good thing or not. What is simply fascinating, but not in a good way, is why so *much* space appeared before the 'daah'. It has the same case as the symptom as Janek pointed out today. The check for near-collisions in staff-spacing.cc decides to increase the spring length to the note-column containing 'daah', enough that it would be 0.3-staff-space from the bar line in tight spacing, but then in normal spacing we see a noticeable gap. -Keith _______________________________________________ lilypond-devel mailing list lilypond-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-devel
