TestLily / Backup-2016-12-10 / #14 TieColumn should use skyline spacing to for defining rods.

Google Importer - 2006-09-16

Originally posted by: hanw...@gmail.com

Agreed. I've added a springs-and-rods procedure, so you can set 'minimum-length.

Solving this automatically is quite involved: the outline of both chords needs to be
taken into account to determine a suitable minimum length automatically.

Labels: -Type-Defect -Priority-Medium Type-Collision Priority-Low

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Google Importer - 2006-10-03

Originally posted by: hanw...@gmail.com

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Labels: -Type-Collision Type-Enhancement

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Google Importer - 2006-10-03

Originally posted by: hanw...@gmail.com

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Summary: TieColumn should use skyline spacing to for defining rods.

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Google Importer - 2006-11-03

Originally posted by: lemzw...@googlemail.com

I wonder whether it makes sense to give ties a minimum-length value by default...

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Google Importer - 2006-12-08

Originally posted by: lemzw...@googlemail.com

> I've added a springs-and-rods procedure, so you can set 'minimum-length.

Well, this doesn't behave as expected. In the example given, using

\override Tie #'minimum-length = #1.5

doesn't affect the length of the shortest tie! It still looks like a dot (and
1.5 is a reasonable value IMHO). I consider this as a bug.

Labels: -Type-Enhancement -Priority-Low Type-Defect Priority-Medium
Status: Started

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Google Importer - 2006-12-14

Originally posted by: hanw...@gmail.com

The distance between the heads is larger than 1.5, which is what the property controls.

Yes - it's unlogical, but the right fix is a lot of work. For now I suggest to
update the documentaiton.

Status: Fixed

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Google Importer - 2006-12-16

Originally posted by: lemzw...@googlemail.com

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Owner: lemzwerg

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Google Importer - 2006-12-16

Originally posted by: lemzw...@googlemail.com

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Google Importer - 2007-01-18

Originally posted by: gpermus@gmail.com

OK, docs finally updated.

Status: Verified

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Google Importer - 2012-06-21

Originally posted by: k-ohara5...@oco.net

Issue 2616 has been merged into this issue.

Related

Issues: ~~#2616~~

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Google Importer - 2013-01-19

Originally posted by: lemzw...@googlemail.com

I'm uploading the image again so that it is actually displayed on this page. Note that the result with 2.17.10 is as ugly as with 2.9.17 more than six years ago...

Now that skylines are implemented everywhere is there perhaps a chance that this problem gets fixed?

too-short-tie.png

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Originally posted by: lemzw...@googlemail.com

And here's the code corresponding to the previous image.

\version "2.17.10"

\header { texidoc = "
  A tie must have a minimum length.  The example below
  shows that lilypond fails to handle that sometimes.
" }

\paper {
  ragged-right = ##t
}

\relative c' {
  d4 ~ d
  <d a' b d> ~ q
  \override Tie.minimum-length = #2
  d ~ d
  <d a' b d> ~ q
  \override Tie.minimum-length = #4
  d ~ d
  <d a' b d> ~ q
  \override Tie.minimum-length = #6
  d ~ d
  <d a' b d> ~ q
  \override Tie.minimum-length = #8
  d ~ d
  <d a' b d> ~ q
}

Google Importer - 2013-01-19

Originally posted by: lemzw...@googlemail.com

I'm reopening it...

Status: New

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Google Importer - 2013-01-19

Originally posted by: lemzw...@googlemail.com

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Google Importer - 2013-01-19

Originally posted by: PhilEHol...@googlemail.com

Correcting status.

Status: Accepted

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Google Importer - 2013-09-22

Originally posted by: dak@gnu.org

It would appear that "minimum-length" focuses on the distance between the noteheads for the tie rather than the actual length of the tie itself.

Labels: -Type-Defect -Priority-Medium Type-Ugly

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Google Importer - 2013-09-22

Originally posted by: lemzw...@googlemail.com

See comment #6.

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