In the new staff fringe layout system I'm building, fringes with variable sizes - caused most commonly by differing key signatures or staff sizes - do not behave well. This is a tracking issue, as we don't have a current good solution to this problem since it probably requires more cross-staff awareness than currently is supported.
One possible idea would be to require that the left edge of the flowable margin (at page x=0) must be the staff starting position. Because each NewLine encodes that margin value (in its pos.x - but it could also be made an explicit field), and the dynamic margin calculation does try to account for variable size margin layers, staves in a system could infer a common left margin.
This might end up being higher priority since I think this would interfere with the ability to use tab staves and percussion staves in common systems with conventional staves.
In the new staff fringe layout system I'm building, fringes with variable sizes - caused most commonly by differing key signatures or staff sizes - do not behave well. This is a tracking issue, as we don't have a current good solution to this problem since it probably requires more cross-staff awareness than currently is supported.
One possible idea would be to require that the left edge of the flowable margin (at page x=0) must be the staff starting position. Because each
NewLine
encodes that margin value (in its pos.x - but it could also be made an explicit field), and the dynamic margin calculation does try to account for variable size margin layers, staves in a system could infer a common left margin.This might end up being higher priority since I think this would interfere with the ability to use tab staves and percussion staves in common systems with conventional staves.