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Re: Grace notes in a chord
From: |
Darius Blasband |
Subject: |
Re: Grace notes in a chord |
Date: |
Fri, 26 Aug 2005 14:34:43 +0200 |
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Ok, I have reduced the bug to the following input, made of two bars only.
the grace notes that start the second bar are printed as a chord.
Any help welcome !!!
D.
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\header{
filename = "intermezzo.ly"
title = "Intermezzo"
composer = "Darius Blasband"
copyright = "Rights reserved"
}
#(set-global-staff-size 14)
\paper {
indent = 0.0\pt
linewidth = 300.0\pt
}
\version "2.6.3"
global = {
\time 12/8
\tempo 8=180
\key e \minor
}
HighReprise = \relative c {
{ <c gis' ais c>4 <b fis' b>8 <b fis' b> <ais fis' ais> <b fis' b> }
{ <c gis' c> <ais fis' ais> <b fis' b> <c gis' c>
<ais fis' ais> <b fis' b> }
|
}
HighOtherThemeA = \relative c {
\grace {
\override Stem #'stroke-style = #"grace"
c'8[ e fis b]
\revert Stem #'stroke-style }
<c e fis c'>4.(
{
<b b'>8[ <fis fis'> <a a'> ]
<g g'> <fis fis'> <g g'>
<e e'> <fis fis'> <g g'>)
} |
}
highStaff = \context Staff = fluteBGroup <<
\global
{
\HighReprise
\HighOtherThemeA
}
>>
bothHands = \context PianoStaff <<
\highStaff
>>
\score{
\bothHands
\layout {}
\midi {\tempo 2 = 50 }
}
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Erik Sandberg wrote:
On Friday 26 August 2005 11.13, Darius Blasband wrote:
Hello,
I have a 2.2 score, recently migrated to 2.6.3, where I have something
fairly common, such as:
\grace{a8[ b c d e f]} a4
which looked good, and which is printed as if the input was defined as a
chord <a b c d e f a> and the resulting
music is closer to a mix between Frank Zappa and Stockhausen than my
original intention.
The trouble is, I've been trying to reproduce the problem on a short
snippet, and I have failed consistently.
The only thing I have is the complete document, and the resulting PDF....
I usually solve that by starting at the full score, and remove one part from
it at a time. (first, remove other staffs, then remove the last bars, then
remove the first bars, etc). Re-typeset between each removal, and always
remember the last thing you removed. It usually ends up in some kind of
binary search, and pretty soon you'll find a single operation that toggles
the buggy behaviour on/off.
Any idea anyone ?
When you can't reduce the problem more, you could post it to this list, or if
it's too copyrighted for that, send it to me privately.
(if it's too copyrighted, you can always experiment with changing pitches &
durations, the bug will usually persist)