Daniel Rosen <drosen27 <at> gmail.com> writes:
> { \partcombine
> { \times 2/3 { f'' f'' f'' } }
> { \times 2/3 { bes' bes' bes' } }
> }
> Gets me this error:
> 5:4: warning: No tuplet to end
It is a bug <http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=245>
LilyPond generates internally a start-bracket-event and stop-bracket-event
for each tuplet. When the rhythms are identical, \partcombine combines them
into one voice, so they go to the same Tuplet_engraver. That Tuplet_engraver
combines the start-events silently into one, which is correct because we only
want one bracket printed, but warns when it combines the end events.
If there are only a few, in version 2.16 and later you can
#(ly:expect-warning "No tuplet to end")
#(ly:expect-warning "No tuplet to end")
to suppress each message, one-by-one,
I think this warning can be dropped, because it is annoying and does not
protect us from any mistakes.
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