Closed arshiacont closed 2 years ago
Take the following sample which renders correctly as shown below:
{[ \staff<1> \accol<id=0, range="1-2"> \barFormat<style= "system", range="1-2"> (* meas. 1 *) \clef<"g2"> \key<-3> \meter<"2/4"> \beamBegin:1 b&2/16 d3/16 f3/16 a&3/16 \beamEnd:1 \oct<1> \beamBegin:1 b&3/16 d4/16 f4/16 a&4/16 \beamEnd:1 \bar<measNum=2> (* meas. 2 *) \beamBegin:1 b&4/16 a&4/16 f4/16 \oct<0> d3/16 \beamEnd:1 \beamBegin:1 b&3/16 a&3/16 f3/16 d3/16 \beamEnd:1 ] , [ \staff<2> \set<autoHideTiedAccidentals="on"> \barFormat<style= "system", range="2"> (* meas. 1 *) \clef<"g2"> \key<-3> \meter<"2/4", autoBarlines="off", autoMeasuresNum="system"> \beamBegin:1 b&1/16 d2/16 f2/16 a&2/16 \beamEnd:1 \oct<1> \beamBegin:1 b&2/16 d3/16 f3/16 a&3/16 \beamEnd:1 \bar<measNum=2> (* meas. 2 *) \beamBegin:1 b&3/16 a&3/16 f3/16 \oct<0> d2/16 \beamEnd:1 \beamBegin:1 b&2/16 a&2/16 f2/16 d2/16 \beamEnd:1 ] }
Now, I add a few measure in the beginning so that the Octavas go through the next system. The octava rendering becomes erroneous (rendering on guidoeditor.grame.fr):
{[ \staff<1> \accol<id=0, range="1-2"> \barFormat<style= "system", range="1-2"> (* meas. 1 *) \clef<"g2"> \key<-3> \meter<"2/4"> \beamBegin:1 b&0/16 d1/16 f1/16 a&1/16 \beamEnd:1 \beamBegin:1 b&1/16 d2/16 f2/16 a&2/16 \beamEnd:1 \bar<measNum=2> (* meas. 2 *) \beamBegin:1 b&2/16 d3/16 f3/16 a&3/16 \beamEnd:1 \oct<1> \beamBegin:1 b&3/16 d4/16 f4/16 a&4/16 \beamEnd:1 \bar<measNum=3> (* meas. 3 *) \beamBegin:1 b&4/16 a&4/16 f4/16 \oct<0> d3/16 \beamEnd:1 \beamBegin:1 b&3/16 a&3/16 f3/16 d3/16 \beamEnd:1 \bar<measNum=4> (* meas. 4 *) \beamBegin:1 b&2/16 a&2/16 f2/16 d2/16 \beamEnd:1 \beamBegin:1 b&1/16 a&1/16 f1/16 d1/16 \beamEnd:1 \bar<measNum=5> (* meas. 5 *) \beamsOff b&0/2 ] , [ \staff<2> (* meas. 1 *) \clef<"f4"> \key<-3> \meter<"2/4"> \beamBegin:1 b&-1/16 d0/16 f0/16 a&0/16 \beamEnd:1 \clef<"g2"> \beamBegin:1 b&0/16 d1/16 f1/16 a&1/16 \beamEnd:1 \bar<measNum=2> (* meas. 2 *) \beamBegin:1 b&1/16 d2/16 f2/16 a&2/16 \beamEnd:1 \oct<1> \beamBegin:1 b&2/16 d3/16 f3/16 a&3/16 \beamEnd:1 \bar<measNum=3> (* meas. 3 *) \beamBegin:1 b&3/16 a&3/16 f3/16 \oct<0> d2/16 \beamEnd:1 \beamBegin:1 b&2/16 a&2/16 f2/16 d2/16 \beamEnd:1 \bar<measNum=4> (* meas. 4 *) \beamBegin:1 b&1/16 a&1/16 f1/16 d1/16 \beamEnd:1 \clef<"f4"> \beamBegin:1 b&0/16 a&0/16 f0/16 d0/16 \beamEnd:1 \bar<measNum=5> (* meas. 5 *) \beamsOff b&-1/2 ] }
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Take the following sample which renders correctly as shown below:
Now, I add a few measure in the beginning so that the Octavas go through the next system. The octava rendering becomes erroneous (rendering on guidoeditor.grame.fr):