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Re: after-last-staff-spacing when "last staff" is a non-staff


From: Carl Sorensen
Subject: Re: after-last-staff-spacing when "last staff" is a non-staff
Date: Sat, 19 Jun 2010 07:17:35 -0600



On 6/19/10 6:27 AM, "Kieren MacMillan" <address@hidden>
wrote:

> Hi Joe,
> 
>> if you set padding then it will affect the amount of whitespace
>> between the last staff of the ChoirStaff and the first staff
>> of the PianoStaff (and not the amount of whitespace
>> between the Lyrics and the PianoStaff).
> 
> That's what it appears to do... which is (IMO) non-intuitive and unfortunate.
> In particular, the presence [or not] of Lyrics -- i.e., depending on whether
> the last system has multi-measure rests, or notes and lyrics -- means that in
> some systems the spacing to the PianoStaff is based on ChoirStaff
> #'after-last-staff-spacing, whereas in some systems (with notes and lyrics)
> the spacing is based on Lyrics #'non-affinity-spacing.

Umm, I don't think that's what Joe said.  I think Joe said that the spacing
between ChoirStaff and the PianoStaff is determined by
'after-last-staff-spacing, and the Lyrics fit in the gap.  I know that's how
it worked in  my lyrics spacing test runs.


I wasn't able to make any difference between staves based upon my lyrics
settings.  So I think the behavior you want is what is implemented.  Can you
show us an example that doesn't work properly?

Thanks,

Carl




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