Hi, David:
This is also (more of?) a problem with arpeggios, etc.
I think there should be a "measure-minimum-left-padding" (or
whatever) value, to guarantee that the first object after the barline
(or time or key sig, if present) maintains a certain distance from
the prefatory objects.
I
e ugly and
unclear bits of scores.
If the problem is finding time, I'd consider sponsoring it, maybe jointly,
depending on how much it might cost.
David
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Graham Percival schrieb:
>> I know that Frédéric Chiasson has already reported similar (maybe the
>> same) issues. But I felt that a truly _minimal_ example might still be
>> helpful. If it is not, please simply ignore this message.
>
> Thanks for the report. Do you know what bug number this iss
Maximilian Albert wrote:
I know that Frédéric Chiasson has already reported similar (maybe the
same) issues. But I felt that a truly _minimal_ example might still be
helpful. If it is not, please simply ignore this message.
Thanks for the report. Do you know what bug number this issue got? I
Hi,
I know that Frédéric Chiasson has already reported similar (maybe the
same) issues. But I felt that a truly _minimal_ example might still be
helpful. If it is not, please simply ignore this message.
In the example attached below the flat sign is too close to the "repeat"
barline (it is the sa
