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Re: Lilypond-book: Auto-detect linewidth and exampleindent in texinfo mo
From: |
reinhold . kainhofer |
Subject: |
Re: Lilypond-book: Auto-detect linewidth and exampleindent in texinfo mode (issue 4938044) |
Date: |
Tue, 23 Aug 2011 11:38:10 +0000 |
On 2011/08/22 23:55:52, Graham Percival wrote:
On 2011/08/22 12:30:15, Reinhold wrote:
> Now, it's clear that lilypond produces .pdf files that are about
0.5-1 mm too
> wide. So we now have the proper way to fix #1816
What does "0.5-1mm" mean? Is it 0.5 for top/bottom, 1.0 for
left/right? Or
does it depend on some random factor? (i.e. whether there's bar
numbers or not)
?
I'm only talking about horizontal extents of the generated pdfs. The bar
numbers on the left are no problem, because we use
"-deps-box-padding=3\\mm" to add an additional 3 mm on the left for the
bar number (and reduce the line-width by the same amount).
What I'm observing is that the pdf is always a bit larger (more than
0.5mm, but usually less than 1mm) than the line-width plus the 3mm left
padding. I have not yet investigated in how far bar lines on the right
end increase it. I suspect that it has an influence.
Or does it depend on the paper size that latex is using ? (i.e. does
it
still work in a0 and a5 paper)
It should work independent of the paper size, since we only extract the
line-width from texinfo or latex and then simply handle that to lilypond
as a numeric value. LilyPond simply creates a score with this line-width
and then crops the image, leaving a small amount of extra space on the
right, which I think is the cause of this problem.
http://codereview.appspot.com/4938044/