Re: the acciaccatura collides with the staff

[Francisco Vila]

2009/2/14 Marc Mouries <address@hidden>:
>>> %% the acciaccatura collides with the staff
>>>
>>> \version "2.12.2"
>>> \include "english.ly"
>>>
>>> \paper{ ragged-right=##t }
>>> \relative g'' {
>>> d4  \acciaccatura cs'8 d
>>> }
>>>
>>
>> What's the collision here? Only the slur is a bit clashing with the
>> ledger line, but I'd not call this a collision.
>
> You say it is a bit clashing but you'd not call this a collision. Note that
> clash is a synonym of collision.

Well, you're right, let's call it a collision.

> Anyway, the bug is that the acciaccatura is badly printed.

I disagree. If the problem is the slur, and not the acciaccatura, then
let's focus on the slur.

> I would not
> qualify the superposition as small because the bug makes the acciaccatura
> printed on the ledger line and the slur is superposed with the ledger line.

A note or acciaccatura with the pitch of c is suppossed to be on the
ledger line. I think the note is correctly positioned. Again, let's
focus on the slur. How would you print it?

Otherwise, please clarify what exactly is wrong with the acciaccatura itself.

As for the qualifying of the potential bug, I do not have that
authority or knowledge, I'm only trying to help a bit with the mailing
list.

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