Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Brett Duncan wrote:
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<<
\new Voice="3" { \voiceThree b'4}
There's no point in naming the contexts here. You could save some
typing by simply saying
\new Voice { \voiceThree b'4}
Thanks Mats - I'd followed what Rutger had posted, and assumed that the
contexts had to be named, it's useful to know that's not necessary.
For the beam slant, it's tedious but possible to manually specify the
position of the
end points of the beam, see the example called beam-control.ly in the
Tips and Tricks
document.
Actually, it's not really that tedious -the override is pretty
straightforward and easy to understand. It took me very little time to
look at the example and apply the override.
OTOH, adjusting the final slur to match what was in the JPEG *was*
tedious, and I noticed that in the example in Tips and Tricks it points
out that any change in the horizontal spacing will also require
repositioning the slur.
I'm going to play with that a little more, to make sure I really
understand what it's doing. Incidentally, is there a way to extract the
control points of a slur automatically generated by LP? I tried
\displayMusic but it didn't tell me anything about the control points.
Brett
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