Symbols creating a glissando wavy line are not completely aligned under Windows
1- Create a wavy-line glissando between two notes, under Windows.
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Windows 8.1, Nightly Build GIT commit: fd82ab6
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This also sort of shows in the glissando palette, the wavy gliss is too far to the left, maybe a (Bravura?) font issue?
No, that is because of the bounding box bbox, which does not take into account the text.
Indeed, with the correction I am implementing (see #13879: Dragging glissando and tremolo from palette produces trail effect) the palette looks better.
I'm not sure what you are referring to specifcally here. You are talking about *vertical* aligment, expecting the center of the wavy line to connect the center of the noteheads? That may not make sense if the notes are not on the same line - and normally, of course, they would not be. Placement for glissandi on different notes looks fine to me in general.
Or maybe you are referring to the little artifacts you can see *within* the wavy line in your screenshot? I don't see that on Linux, but I know that Qt often rounds certain values on Windows that produce little discrepancies like that.
Either way, it seems fairly minor to me?
I am referring to the artifacts inside the line, due to horizontal misalignments between the characters composing the line (kerning problem?). It happens for Emmentaler also for other lines (e.g. trills, Up/Downprall lines) and for some lines of Gonville, but not for Bravura.
Emmentaler
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Windows 8.1, Nightly Build commit cc98125