> The page breaker is the single one area I've always been afraid of
> looking at :-) It's all C++, the algorithms are not entirely
> trivial, and it is very performance-sensitive.
What about slurs? This is really black art IMHO :-)
Werner
Jean Abou Samra writes:
> The page breaker is the single one area I've
> always been afraid of looking at :-) It's all
> C++, the algorithms are not entirely trivial,
> and it is very performance-sensitive.
It would go a long way if the page _builder_ was moved from C++ to
Scheme and got under
Hi Kieren,
Le 25/11/2021 à 16:02, Kieren MacMillan a écrit :
Hi all,
I've always wanted Lilypond to have the following (related) abilities:
1. Consider header and music separately in the spacing/breaking
calculations; and
Could you say a bit more? In what respect would
they differ? What
Hi all,
I've always wanted Lilypond to have the following (related) abilities:
1. Consider header and music separately in the spacing/breaking calculations;
and
2. Be able to force systems-on-first-page separately from systems-per-page
[et al.].
Obviously the equivalent behaviour can be acc