mike <at> apollinemike.com <mike <at> apollinemike.com> writes:
> > -) TabStaffs tend to make horizontal spacing tighter, as the average spring between paper columns has an > ideal length that is shorter than that of staves comprised of normal notes. Very true. The lack of time-signature and key-signature makes the start of a tablature line want to be shorter. > -) When the default skyline-horizontal-padding for NonMusicalPaperColumns was #0.6, this tightened > spacing was blocked by the left-most NonMusicalPaperColumn. You mean skyline_vertical_padding. You made David worry by saying -horizontal-. The most likely blocking would be to prevent the first note (often middle c in the regression tests) from sliding under the time signature in the regular staff. > Given that > the 0.6 skyline horizontal padding is, according to the comment above it, only intended to block ledger > lines from overlapping a bar line, I think that this blocking effect it has on horizontal spacing is an > unintended side effect. So, unless anyone has arguments for why the old behavior should be kept, I think > this is an acceptable (and even desirable) consequence of this patch. > The value 0.6 was chosen for the case of ledger lines over bar lines, but some (formerly hard-coded) padding was needed for various cases involving NonMusicalPaperColumns, not just bar lines. If the idea is that your pure-from-neighbor stuff takes over this job, by giving extra-spacing-height based on surroundings, just make sure all things get the spacing they need: prefatory-separation.ly script-stack-horizontal.ly spacing-folded-clef3.ly _______________________________________________ lilypond-devel mailing list lilypond-devel@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-devel
