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Re: page breaking changed in 2.13 ???
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ArnoWaschk |
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Re: page breaking changed in 2.13 ??? |
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Sun, 24 May 2009 12:00:45 -0700 (PDT) |
Arno Waschk wrote:
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> Werner LEMBERG wrote:
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>>> i am using a 2.13 lilypond compiled from today's git repo, and i am
>>> observing - in comparison to a version from around 10th of April -
>>> that the page breaking strategy seems to have changed significantly.
>>> Which leads me in one case of a before 47page piano reduction score
>>> (1 to 4 staves per page, staff lines number irregular) becoming a
>>> 123page score only having one line per page, even if just being a
>>> piano solo line...
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>>>>This looks like a bug. Can you reduce it so that Joe can check it?
>>
>> Thank you for your reply!
>> No, i do not have a clue how to reduce a huge score, which seems to fail
>> because of a certain hugeness...
>> I only see that shorter scores get less extreme results...
>> And anyway i am far too short of time for experiments. Which is why i am
>> *most urgently* seeking for a way back!
>> Going to 2.12 would be quite a step back in quality...
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>>> P. S. I would also be grateful for instructions to roll back my
>>> source tree to the April version, if that is the easiest...
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>>>>Just use `gitk' to select a certain revision (or tag) `foo'. Then
>>>>say, on the command line,
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>>>> git checkout foo
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>> Yes, but how to translate 10th of April 2009 into foo? I cannot see a tag
>> in that period...?
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>>>>and compile this. Later, you might revert to the top of git with
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>>>> git checkout master
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>>
>>>> Werner
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>> thanks again, Arno
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