It's a pity that we don't have something similar to the
tie-configuration property but for slurs, so it would be
possible to specify to which note in the chord an
incoming (or outgoing) slur should be connected.
That would have provided a much nicer solution to
the problem below.

   /Mats

Gilles THIBAULT wrote:

Yes, perfect solution
I tested an acciaccatura with a chord and with a single note : it's absolutly the same :

%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

\version "2.10.25"

\new Staff {
      <<
           {
               \slurDown
                   \acciaccatura b'8
\once \override NoteHead #'X-extent = #'(0.0 . 0.0)
                   \hideNotes c''4  \unHideNotes
               \slurNeutral
           }
           {
               < e' g' c''>4
           }
       >>

       \acciaccatura b'8  c''4
}

%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

I had never really understood the X-extent property, i think now i understand a bit more. Thank you Valentin.

A day, when i am a shemer, i'll try to make a function to make that staff automatic.

( with this syntax for exemple \acciaChord b'8 < e' g' c''>4 and the function will take the first element of the chord ).

A day ...

Gilles




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