Re: glissando lines and accidentals

[Kevin Barry]

> By the way, do you agree that this is a bug in LilyPond?

Gould suggests it is: the example on page 143 in my edition of Behind
Bars, from a Bartok string quartet, shows only the glissando lines that
run into an accidental getting shortened (in fact, when there are enough
accidentals that there are two columns of them, a glissando that runs
into the accidental that is farther away from the note head will stop
for the accidental and start again afterwards to fill the gap).

She also says the lines should be parallel for parallel glissandos.

Kevin