Re: arpeggio collides with key signature

[Graham Percival]

Thanks, this has been entered as
http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=337

Cheers,
- Graham

José Luis Cruz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The separation between the arpeggio and the key signature is very
> little when the chord has accidentals. When the arpeggio has an arrow
> in its end, the distance should increase to avoid the collision, but
> it doesnt'. On the example:
>
> Measure 2 is good looking.
> Measure 3, I add a flat to the chord, and IMO is too close to key, but
> doesn't collide yet.
> Measure 4, I use to \arpeggioUp and the arrow collides because
> separation is the same.
> Measure 5, Adding more accidentals separates the chord, but doesn't
> modify the distance between the arpeggio and the key signature.
>
>
> %%%% Start of code %%%%
>
> \version "2.11.20"
> \paper{ ragged-right=##t }
>     {
>     \key bes \major R1 \break |
>     <bes a' c'' f''>2\arpeggio r2 \break |
>     <bes aes' c'' f''>2\arpeggio r2 \break|
>     \arpeggioUp <bes aes' c'' f''>2\arpeggio r2 \break |
>     <bes ais' ceses'' fis''>2\arpeggio r2 |
>     }
>
> %%%% End of code %%%%%
>
>
> cheers,
> Jose Luis
>
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