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Here are some macros which can make a single staff appear as though its right side has been torn off. Two styles are available: the first "erases" the ends of individual staff- lines to different lengths; the second draws a zigzag line and erases everything to its right. Furthermore, the first type is capable of producing tear-patterns at random. Both work by temporarily modifying the <code>BarLine</code> stencil.

Here are some macros (contributed by Mark Polesky) which can make a single staff appear as though its right side has been torn off. Two styles are available: the first "erases" the ends of individual staff- lines to different lengths; the second draws a zigzag line and erases everything to its right. Furthermore, the first type is capable of producing tear-patterns at random. Both work by temporarily modifying the <code>BarLine</code> stencil.

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see the <code>\score { }</code> block at the end of the file.

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-Here are some macros which can make a single staff appear as though its right side has been torn off. Two styles are available: the first &quot;erases&quot; the ends of individual staff- lines to different lengths; the second draws a zigzag line and erases everything to its right. Furthermore, the first type is capable of producing tear-patterns at random. Both work by temporarily modifying the <code>BarLine</code> stencil.
+Here are some macros (contributed by Mark Polesky) which can make a single staff appear as though its right side has been torn off. Two styles are available: the first &quot;erases&quot; the ends of individual staff- lines to different lengths; the second draws a zigzag line and erases everything to its right. Furthermore, the first type is capable of producing tear-patterns at random. Both work by temporarily modifying the <code>BarLine</code> stencil.
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