On 4/17/11 2:03 PM, "Federico Bruni"<fedelogy@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
However my question was about the whiteout property of TabNoteHead.
IIRC, last year when I made a TabNoteHead transparent I could see a
small white area in place of TabNoteHead, because the whiteout property
of TabNoteHead was set to true by default (my blind guess).
So I had to add \once \override TabNoteHead #'whiteout = ##f to my
snippet.
Now this happens no more, the override is no more needed. I guess that's
because now the whiteout property is handled differently?
I'm pretty sure that is true. The TabNoteHead used to be a composite of
multiple stencils that then had whiteout added. Now the TabNoteHead is a
single stencil, and if the head is transparent, no whiteout is drawn.