\slashedGrace forces a downward slur?

[James Harkins]

Another question: Is it possible to begin a slur on a slashedGrace,
and change the slur's direction to be upward?

\slurUp has no effect. The printed score here looks funny, since most
of the notes under the slur have downward stems -- so I'd expect the
slur to be above.

\version "2.16.1"
\relative c'' { \slurUp d4. \slashedGrace e16 ( d8 b4 d4 ) }

Hm, I wonder what that would do to a multi-voice example. Probably ugly.

hjh


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