On 14/06/14 10:20, James Harkins wrote:
> This smells like a bug to me:
>
> \version "2.18.2"
> \language "english"
>
> \relative c' {
> \cadenzaOn
> a4 b cs d % accidental is printed
> \cadenzaOff
> \bar "||" % \time 4/4
> e d cs b % accidental is NOT printed -- huh??
> a b cs d % accidental is printed
> }
>
> I'm aware that \cadenzaOn will remember accidentals for the entire
> duration of the cadenza. But, I would expect, when the cadenza ends
> and metered music resumes, that the accidentals in force would be
> cleared. Any notes in the subsequent bar that require accidentals
> would be printed with accidentals, even if the same accidental
> appeared in the cadenza.
>
> In fact, the accidentals are not cleared until the next bar (second
> bar after the cadenza ends).
>
> If I were writing only for C instruments, I would just work around it
> by forcing the missing accidentals by "!". Unfortunately for this
> case, it's an A clarinet part. The accidental is required in the C
> score, but not required for the transposed part. This means that the
> workaround involves tagging notes, so that the score will use "cs!"
> and the part, just "cs". Irritating.
>
> There may be some technical reason for the current behavior, but it
> means that "normal" input produces incorrect output... so I think, bug.
>
> hjh
>
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James
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