2007/12/7, Graham Percival <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> [1] We now have 170 open bugs. Don't assume that yours is more
> important than others.
I don't, and I hope you know that.
Clearly, there are two different bugs here: the \stemDown that doesn't
work, and the collision. I just assumed the former
Valentin Villenave wrote:
2007/12/6, Mats Bengtsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Far from minimal!
\relative {
\stemUp
\repeat tremolo 16 {d32 a'32 }
\stemDown
\repeat tremolo 16 {d,32 a'32 }
\stemUp
\repeat tremolo 8 {d,32 a'32 }
\stemDown
\repeat tremolo 8 {d,32 a'32 }
}
2007/12/6, Mats Bengtsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Far from minimal!
> \relative {
>\stemUp
> \repeat tremolo 16 {d32 a'32 }
>\stemDown
> \repeat tremolo 16 {d,32 a'32 }
>\stemUp
> \repeat tremolo 8 {d,32 a'32 }
>\stemDown
> \repeat tremolo 8 {d,32 a'32 }
> }
Yes, but
Far from minimal!
\relative {
\stemUp
\repeat tremolo 16 {d32 a'32 }
\stemDown
\repeat tremolo 16 {d,32 a'32 }
\stemUp
\repeat tremolo 8 {d,32 a'32 }
\stemDown
\repeat tremolo 8 {d,32 a'32 }
}
However, you might want to extend the example to illustrate that
\stemUp/-Down
%{
This was previously a comment to issue 318:
http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=318#c3
Here's a minimal example that clearly demonstrates the bug:
in the following snippet the tremolo should be printed below the whole
notes, instead of above (thus colliding with the first voice).
