From: Dominique F. <fo...@gr...> - 2011-06-28 15:11:54
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The problem is now fixed: - a clef change doesn't reset the key signature accidentals any more (bug and patch reported by Yu Fan) - a clef change resets the current measure accidentals (as described by Gould in "Behind bars" p.78) The change has been committed to the 'mapping' branch. -- Dom Le 28 juin 2011 à 15:01, Dominique Fober a écrit : > > Le 27 juin 2011 à 16:45, Jürgen F. Kilian a écrit : > >> Hi, >> >> I can only agree with Dominique, the score shows exactly what one >> expects from the .gmn input. >> For the case, that the first bar in staff 2 is meant to be empty, one >> has to replace _/1 by empty/1 . >> >> What I'm not sure about is, if the clef change in staff 2 should >> actually reset the key-signature. >> To me there are pro and con arguments for this behaviour. > > You're right. Actually here is what Gould says in 'Behind bars' p.78: > > "An accidental holds good only in the clef in which it is written; A change of > clef requires a further accidental for a note of the same pitch." > > Of course, this is true for accidentals but not for keys. I've corrected the keys issue > but it introduced a bad behavior for accidentals. Back to my copy... :-( > > -- > Dom > > >> >> Dominique, do you have more information about this special case from >> literature? >> >> >> Best regards, >> >> Jürgen >> >> >> >> Am 27.06.2011 12:05, schrieb Dominique Fober: >>> Hi, >>> >>> Sorry but I don't see where the problem is. The score looks correct to >>> me: a silent measure is commonly indicated by a whole rest (regardless >>> of the time signature) which is always centered on the measure (see [1, >>> 2, 3] below) >>> Best, >>> -- >>> Dominique >>> >>> >>> [1] G. Read. Music Notation - A Manual of Modern Practice. Taplinger >>> Publishing Co., Inc., 1979. >>> [2] T. Ross. The Art of Music Engraving. Hansen Books, 1987. >>> [3] E. Gould. Behind Bars. Faber Music, 2011. >>> >>> >>> Le 20 juin 2011 à 17:20, 余璠 a (&crit : >>> >>>> hi, >>>> I found a bug about handling full stop with guido 1.43 >>>> Note all measures are the same except the first one of second staff. >>>> If the rest is replace by note, the problem is gone. >>>> Please take a look at it. >>>> Thank you! >>>> { [ \staff<1> >>>> (* meas. 1 *) \key<-5> \meter<"4/4", autoBarlines="off"> \clef<"g2"> >>>> d&2/2. _*3/16 f1/16 \bar >>>> (* meas. 9 *) d&2/2. _*3/16 f1/16 \bar >>>> (* meas. 10 *) d&2/2. _*3/16 f1/16 \bar >>>> (* meas. 11 *) d&2/2. _*3/16 f1/16 \bar ], >>>> [ \staff<2> >>>> (* meas. 1 *) \key<-5> \meter<"4/4", autoBarlines="off"> \clef<"f4"> >>>> _/1 \bar >>>> (* meas. 9 *) d&1/2. _*3/16 f-1/16 \clef<"f4"> \bar >>>> (* meas. 10 *) d&1/2. _*3/16 f-1/16 \bar >>>> (* meas. 11 *) d&1/2. _*3/16 f-1/16 \bar ] >>>> } >>>> >>> >>> >>> >>>> <Capture.PNG>------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>>> EditLive Enterprise is the world's most technically advanced content >>>> authoring tool. 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