As far as I know, the Lyric lines don't handle HaraKiri at the moment, but an email from Han-Wen indicates that it may be easy the define a HaraKiri version of the LyricsVoice context, see http://mail.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-user/2003-02/msg00004.html and the earlier emails in the same thread. I'm not sure if this is the problem you suffer from, but it seems plausible.
/Mats
Hans Forbrich wrote:
(Suse 8.0 + w/ Lilypond 1.7.12)
I have a score with StaffGroup: Guitar (ChordNames) + Solo staff & lyrics + SA staff & lyrics + TB lyrics & staff + PianoStaff
On the second system, Solo, SA & TB are "HariKari'd" but Guitar has a single chord. That chord is dangling up in the middle of the page, almost independent of any music. As Solo, SA, TB come in the Chordnames approach closer to the system and when all three vocals are visible, the whole system has a very pleasing effect.
In some systems, I have Piano + Solo only, SA only or TB only. Interestingly the further up the StaffGroup, the larger the displayed gap between the PianoStaff and the active vocal.
I have been playing with the minimumVerticalExtent for Staff, Lyrics and ChordNames with good success when all staves are visible, but less success for systems with HariKari'd staves. It almost appears that a spot is maintained even when the associated staff or chord is suppressed - even when minimumVerticalExtent = ( 0 . 0 ). Or possibly the spacing for lyrics is maintained even when there are no associated notes.
Am I missing something or using the wrong overrides?
TIA /Hans
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