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Cadenza and page layout problem nr 2


From: Les Éditions Valmajour
Subject: Cadenza and page layout problem nr 2
Date: Sun, 26 Oct 2014 18:05:51 +0100
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Hello again,
I have another problem in the same cadenza :

In the attached file, lines 105 (notes) and 192 (page layout)

1 - the dashed barline (will be invisible later) is printed a 32th too early, and therefore prevents the line jump. All the durations match between notes and page layout sections, though.

2 - line 192 : if I add "s32", the display is good and the jump works fine

3 - but in both cases, there is a problem at the Allegro section (lines 216/296)

I attach a pdf of a correct version (before splitting notes and page layout in 2 different voices)

Does anybody know where the problem is?
Thanks,
Pierre

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Solved with Mike's help like this :


   \layout {
     \context {
       \Voice
       \override Glissando #'breakable = ##t
       \override TupletNumber #'breakable = ##t
       \override TupletBracket #'breakable = ##t
       \remove "Forbid_line_break_engraver"
     }
}

Cordialement,
~Mike


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Hello everyone,
Here is my problem :

it's about a piece solo + piano, with an unmetered cadenza in which I must specify the line jumps.

I must place those jumps in a separate Voice ("globalCAD") : the separate solo part will have a different layout.

Until the 3rd line, everything works fine.

1 - on 4th line, at the barline just before "Brusque", Lilypond refuses to do the line jump. 2 - with a \break to force it, error (translated from french, sorry for the approximation) "an explicit jump has been replaced by an other event" 3 - If I put the jumps inside the Voice containing the notes ("galoubetCAD"), not using globalCAD, everything works fine, the jump works.

The problem seems to lie in the conjunction of the two voices.
Does anyone see where is my error?
Thanks!
Pierre


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