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8va cause text overlap #44
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+1 |
Also, maybe I am mistaken, but isn't is supposed to also print |
No since you are asking for \oct<2>. 8va would be oct<1> |
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8 or 8va is fine and equivalent to oct<1>. I am not an expert! Just know that '8' is fine but 8va is more common. This said, the rendering overlap you mention should be avoided! I think it's a minor bug that Dominique can get rid of quickly... . |
The problem is that I can't reproduce. Please, give details about the OS and guidolib version. |
OS is FreeBSD 11.1-STABLE. |
Sorry but I can't reproduce (tested on MacOS, Windows 10 and Debian 8). I don't have any station installed with FreeBSD. |
Might be because of font differences? |
might be ! I'll check how the metrics are collected. |
I've changed the metrics. Tell me if it solves the problem on your side. |
Still a problem, it overlaps even more. |
strange (that it overlaps more), |
I added this line in the end of GROctava::GROctava: It printed:
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The first line should correspond to |
With fTextHeight=100., the leftmost hyphen is over "15". I use |
ok, I didn't checked with the svg device. Now I can reproduce. |
First point: you can set the |
This code
[ h2/4 \oct<+2> c2 e/2 \oct<0> e1/2]
renders with overlap:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: