"Andre Kienast" <[email protected]> writes:
> %\version "2.16.0" % Execution of line 9 (2nd transpose) works fine
> \version "2.17.29" % Execution of line 9 (2nd transpose) works not fine
> %line 3
> MelSopOne=
> \transpose ees d { % transpose works fine for notes
> \relative ees' { r2 r4 bes4 | g' g f g | ees2 bes4 r | }
> }
> harmonies = \chords {
> \transpose ees d { % /transpose results in message "Wrong type
> argument in
> position"..."expecting Pitch"
> R1 | ees2 bes | ees1 }
> }
> \score {
> <<
> \harmonies
> \MelSopOne
> >>
> }
> Known issue?
That's not a minimal example, and it includes wrapped comments further
obfuscating the matter. A minimal example would be
\chordmode { \transpose c c c1 }
Yes, this is quite a serious regression. Another affected case would be
\chordmode { \key c \major }
--
David Kastrup
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