>> What about defining anchors? Having a slur ending in a different
>> voice makes the `(' ... `)' notation extremely hard to read (if it
>> works at all). Instead, I can imagine something like the following
>> to get a slur between voiceA and voiceB, starting on the second and
>> ending on the fourth quarter beat.
>>
>> in voiceA: c4
>> \connect #'Slur #'voiceB #'myanchor
>> d e f
>>
>> in voiceB: e4 f g
>> \anchor #'myanchor
>> a
>
> That's not going to work out when you have the same sort of
> construct again and again and again. You don't want to invent a new
> name twice a measure.
Right. In case you've missed it, I made another, probably better
suggestion.
https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-devel/2015-03/msg00300.html
Werner
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