So, the key signature is correctly encoded and rendered. When saving the parts file and uploading it again, the key signatures are never retrieved from the uploaded MEI Parts file. This is how the rendered systems of the uploaded MEI file look like (notice the missing key signature, which is also missing in their respective humdrum encodings):
I entered the following two systems in the Measuring Polyphony Editor:![keySig_1stSystem](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/13948831/125117407-33a72e80-e0bc-11eb-9aaa-6debb8d15d45.png)
Each of them has a key signature, and both systems are encoded correctly both in Humdrum (**mens) and in MEI.
Humdrum code for 1st system (see
*k[b-e-]
):Humdrum code for 2nd system (see
*k[b-e-]
):MEI code (see
<keySig>
elements, each following the<sb>
and<clef>
elements for each system):CompleteCode - keySig.xml.zip
So, the key signature is correctly encoded and rendered. When saving the parts file and uploading it again, the key signatures are never retrieved from the uploaded MEI Parts file. This is how the rendered systems of the uploaded MEI file look like (notice the missing key signature, which is also missing in their respective humdrum encodings):
Humdrum_and_MEI.zip