>> > Using \noBeam should let you terminate the beam early: [...]
>>
>> Very nice! Maybe we should add your fix to the git repository?
>>
> Seems to me like we need a documentation fix. Something like:
>
> A beam that is started by the autobeamer will end according to the
> autobeaming rules
On Mon, Mar 25, 2024 at 11:47 AM Werner LEMBERG wrote:
>
> >> Consider this small example.
> >> ```tex
> >> {
> >> f'8 f' \autoBeamOff f' f'
> >> f' f' f' f'
> >> }
> >> ```
> >>
> >> For me it was surprising to see that `\autoBeamOff` doesn't act
> >> immediately but rather two eighths later
>> Consider this small example.
>> ```tex
>> {
>> f'8 f' \autoBeamOff f' f'
>> f' f' f' f'
>> }
>> ```
>>
>> For me it was surprising to see that `\autoBeamOff` doesn't act
>> immediately but rather two eighths later. The documentation
>> doesn't mention this, AFAICS, and I consider this beha
On 2024-03-25 9:34 am, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
Consider this small example.
```tex
{
f'8 f' \autoBeamOff f' f'
f' f' f' f'
}
```
For me it was surprising to see that `\autoBeamOff` doesn't act
immediately but rather two eighths later. The documentation doesn't
mention this, AFAICS, and I con
Consider this small example.
```tex
{
f'8 f' \autoBeamOff f' f'
f' f' f' f'
}
```
For me it was surprising to see that `\autoBeamOff` doesn't act
immediately but rather two eighths later. The documentation doesn't
mention this, AFAICS, and I consider this behaviour rather
counter-intuitive.
