What steps will reproduce the problem? The XML below gives a slur but the tie doesn't show up
\<measure n="16">
\<staff n="1">
\<layer>
\<beam>
\<note pname="f" oct="3"
stem.dir="down"
xml:id="slurstartn10"/>
\<note pname="a" oct="4" dur="8" stem.dir="down" />
\<note pname="c" oct="5" dur="8" stem.dir="down" />
\<note pname="a" oct="5" dur="8" stem.dir="down"
xml:id="slurstartn10a"/>
\<note pname="a" oct="5" dur="8" stem.dir="down"
xml:id="slurendn10a"/>
\<note pname="g" oct="5" dur="8" stem.dir="down" xml:id="slurendn10"/>
\</beam>
\</layer>
\</staff>
\<slur startid="slurstartn10"
endid="slurendn10" staff="1"
curvedir="above"/>
\<tie startid="slurstartn10a"
endid="slurendn10a" staff="1"
curvedir="above"/> What is the expected output? What do you see instead? There should really be a tie Please provide any additional information below. Change the call to drawtie. Don't understand the xsl:if here. removing it gives really nice ties
\<!--xsl:if test="($startstaff != $endstaff) or ($startlayer != $endlayer)"-->
\<xsl:call-template name="drawtie"/>
\<!--/xsl:if-->
From @ahankinson on May 28, 2015 18:8
From siggelun...@gmail.com on June 04, 2013 09:50:45
What steps will reproduce the problem? The XML below gives a slur but the tie doesn't show up
Original issue: http://code.google.com/p/music-encoding/issues/detail?id=159
Copied from original issue: music-encoding/music-encoding#159