Re: Fingerings and stringnumbering don't avoid collision with accidentals!

[Rick Hansen (aka RickH)]

Luc wrote:
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> Fingerings and stringnumbering don't avoid collision with accidentals!
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> \version "2.11.0" % on Windows XP
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> \paper {ragged-right  = ##t }
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> {\set fingeringOrientations    = #'(left)     <cis''-3>}
> {\set strokeFingerOrientations = #'(left)     <cis''-\rightHandFinger #3>}
> {\set stringNumberOrientations = #'(left)     <cis''\3>}
> 
> Thanks!
> Luc
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Yes, I noticed this some time ago but used a work-around, it will be nice
whern its fixed and I can remove all my repositionings.  But now that I
think of it accidentals should be "king" and have first priority of
occupying the space in front of a note.



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