Re: corrupt collision avoiding when using simultaneous voices

[Luc]

Of course, you are right, specially in guessing what was my intents.
Thanks for directing my attention to this little, but important detail 
of creating separate contexts when using \\ - usually I also prefer to 
explicitly define named voice contexts, but this time I was in a hurry 
... my apologies and please consider the importance of this "bug" 
decreasing to zero.
Luc

Mats Bengtsson schrieb:
> I agree that this is a bug. However, I hope you know the simple 
> workaround
> in case you want to provide articulations separate from the music. Just
> put them in one and the same voice:
>
> mymusic = { \tempo 4=100 g }
> myarticulations = {s -0 }
>
> \new Voice << \mymusic \myarticulations >>
>
> The important thing to notice is that you should NOT use any \\
> since it will create separate Voice contexts, whereas you want both 
> "lines
> of music" in the same Voice context.
>
>    /Mats
>
> Luc wrote:
> > \version "2.11.30" %{ windows xp home %}
> >
> > { \tempo 4=100 << { g' } \\ { s -0 } >> } % needlessly shifted to the 
> > right
> >
> > { << { g } \\ { s -0} >> }    % no collision avoiding
> >
> > { \tempo 4=100 g -0 }  % works
> >
> >
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