Open th-we opened 2 years ago
In the fermata test file, the following issues need to be fixed:
Input: Output:
<staff xml:id="m-49" n="1"> <layer xml:id="m-50" n="1"> <note xml:id="m-51" dur="4" dur.ppq="256" oct="4" pname="g" pnum="67" stem.dir="up" tstamp.real="00:00:07.2" vel="0"/> <note xml:id="m-53" dur="4" dur.ppq="256" oct="4" pname="g" pnum="67" stem.dir="up" tstamp.real="00:00:07.8" vel="0"/> <note xml:id="m-55" dur="4" dur.ppq="256" oct="4" pname="g" pnum="67" stem.dir="up" tstamp.real="00:00:08.4" vel="0"/> <rest xml:id="m-57" dur="4" dur.ppq="256" tstamp.real="00:00:09"/> </layer> </staff> <fermata xml:id="m-52" form="norm" layer="1" shape="curved" staff="1" tstamp="1"/> <fermata xml:id="m-54" form="norm" layer="1" shape="angular" staff="1" tstamp="2"/> <fermata xml:id="m-56" form="norm" layer="1" shape="square" staff="1" tstamp="3"/> <fermata xml:id="m-58" form="norm" layer="1" shape="curved" staff="1" startid="#m-55" tstamp="4"/> <fermata xml:id="m-59" form="norm" layer="1" shape="angular" staff="1" startid="#m-55" tstamp="4"/>
The fermatas on the rest are mis-attached to the ID of the preceding note, but have have the correct @tstamp. The same issue occurs in bar 6 with the layer 2 fermata.
@tstamp
In the fermata test file, the following issues need to be fixed:
Bar 4
Input: Output:
The fermatas on the rest are mis-attached to the ID of the preceding note, but have have the correct
@tstamp
. The same issue occurs in bar 6 with the layer 2 fermata.