Han-Wen wrote:
> both fixed in CVS. Thanks for the report.
Ok. The 2nd example still looks ugly, though.
In this ex, 1st beam differs from 3rd and 4th even though they should be
identical (consists same notes).
\score {
\context PianoStaff \notes \transpose c'' <
\context Staff = up
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Han-Wen wrote:
>
> > Handling of knee beaming was added to CVS today.
>
> eh...
> Lets take two quick examples... (to be compiled seperately) :-)
> The first one gets different beams on the same construct.
> The second one fails with
> warning: Programming error: boun
Han-Wen wrote:
> Handling of knee beaming was added to CVS today.
eh...
Lets take two quick examples... (to be compiled seperately) :-)
The first one gets different beams on the same construct.
The second one fails with
warning: Programming error: bounds of this piece aren't breakable.
and an un
Carter Brey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[cc: devel list]
> Yes, it would be great if texts could avoid any staff grobs by
> default. I experimented with two kinds of padding, as you can see.
Han-Wen and I discussed this a bit; what would needed to be done is to
make a staff-text-engraver, that m
