[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Just FYI, I'm working on a tweak to the autochange feature that would allow the
> user to declare that middle C will always be in the lower staff. always in the
> upper staff, or (by default) the current behavior. This is very important in
cool.
> However, during the course of playing around with autochange, I ran into the
> followin bug. The autochange iterator always assumes that the autochange music
> begins at moment 0. This causes weird results in code such as the following:
Opps, you're entirely right.
> I developed the following patch to fix this problem (below). When the iterator
I believe your patch is OK, and none of your worries are valid,
> Caveat: I haven't had the opportunity to test the following interactions:
>
> 1. autochange music beginning with \partial.
>
> \autochange \new Voice \partial4 {a4 b c d e}
Autochange ignores \partial, since it is disguised \set .
> ;; Is there 1 autochange iterator that is reused in each
> ;; reference to the variable, or would each reference to the
> ;; variable create its own iterator?
No, the variables referenced as
\myShortCut
internally always copy contents. This will not be a problem. Thanks
for your bugreport, analysis and fix; I will integrate it. If only
everyone sent reports like this! :-)
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