On Dec 26, 2020, at 13:29, Thomas Morley <thomasmorle...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> the following code gives bad output.
>
> %% Start
> \version "2.20.0"
>
> one = { e''2 \tag #'score f'' \tag #'part fis'' g''1 }
> two = { e''2 d'' g'1 }
>
> \removeWithTag #'score \partCombine \one \two
> %% end
>
> it looks like tags are not
> respected for the length of `skip`, but both are counted, thus the
> length is off.
Harm,
I would call this a known issue, and there are other features that similarly
interfere with \partCombine. If it ever seemed to work in the past, it
depended on the specifics of the music.
\partCombine is a two-pass feature. In your example, the first pass does not
know that you will be removing tagged music, so the information it records is
inconsistent with the music when it comes time for the second pass. If you
want to use \partCombine with filtering, unfolded repeats, or other
transformations, you must transform first so that the music is in its final
form before the first pass, something like this:
\partCombine { \removeWithTag … \one } { \removeWithTag … \two }
Merry Christmas,
—
Dan
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