Re: Extenders are not printed for lyrics associated with multi-staff contexts

[Alexander Kobel]

Back to the drawing board...
  \set associatedVoice = #""
  \set associatedVoiceType = #'Staff
seem to simply mean that the topmost context is chosen for associating the 
lyrics with it. If there is a different rhythm there, the result is wrong again 
- see the attached file. The previous version was only correct by accident.
ChordNames is nothing special (except that extenders do not seem to work on 
ChordNames lyrics at all) - it's just that they typically are the topmost 
context.

So, AFAICS, for lyrics assigned to a container context, the associated voice 
search should be restricted to contexts within that container. Still too 
unfamiliar with the internals of that hierarchy to know how I can modify that 
search appropriately; still, get_voice_to_lyrics looks like a good starting 
place to me...


Cheers,
Alexander


On 2017-01-02 18:52, Alexander Kobel wrote:
> Ahem, I hit "send" too early.
> 
> On 2017-01-02 18:38, Alexander Kobel wrote:
>> Going over the get_voice_to_lyrics function in lily/lyric-engraver.cc, I
>> eventually noticed that correct extenders are printed for lyrics
>> assigned to Staff and one of the above [container] groups *unless there is
>> a ChordNames context.* [...]
> 
> when the following is added:
>   % \set searchForVoice = ##f
>   % \set associatedVoiceContext = ##f
>   \set associatedVoice = #""
>   \set associatedVoiceType = #'Staff
> as seen in the attached lyr-ctx.ly. And, on a second try, turns out that only 
> the last two lines are required. Also, associatedVoice has to be the empty 
> string, not just any non-existing value.
> 
> 
> Cheers,
> Alexander
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