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Semantically equivalent scores look different
From: |
Erik Sandberg |
Subject: |
Semantically equivalent scores look different |
Date: |
Mon, 14 Oct 2002 18:12:51 +0200 |
Hi,
I have a bunch of works I did before 1.4.12, when the polyphonic music had to
be done manually, without <x \\ y>. Recently I have ported a few works that
used the old syntax, to use the modern < \\ > syntax instead. Though the
music should be exactly equivalent, it happens that the spacing is different
between the versions (and it happens that the difference is significant, e.g.
one version can occupy more space than the other).
The difference between the notes can be something like this (though it only
happens in more complex examples):
Old notes:
\context Staff <{\context Voice = A a \stemUp b \stemBoth d \stemUp e
\stemBoth g} {\context Voice = B \stemDown s c s f s}>
New notes :
\context Staff {a <b \\ c> d <e \\ f> g}
Is this a behaviour you might consider a bug? (lilypond solves an
optimization problem, and if pieces that should be considered equivalent end
up in different solutions, then something might be bad). If you are
interested, I could try to find a Real Example, but I won't if you don't
need it (unnecessary work is not good).
Erik
- Semantically equivalent scores look different,
Erik Sandberg <=