Hi,
I'm hacking on some code that loops though the notes of an eventselection:
for (i = m_selection->getSegmentEvents().begin();
i != m_selection->getSegmentEvents().end(); ++i) {
if ((*i)->isa(Note::EventType)) {
int pitch = (*i)->get<Int>(PITCH);
Accidental accidental = NoAccidental;
(*i)->get<String>(ACCIDENTAL, oldAccidental);
}
If I understand correctly, PITCH is the pitch of the note, and
ACCIDENTAL specifies how to spell it. For example, pitch 41 will be an
A# if the accidental is a Sharp, and a Bb if it's a Flat.
However, I'm getting NoAccidental back for a note with pitch 41. How
should I determine the accidental to use? Should I look at the current
key, and use a sharp if it's major and a flat if it's minor? If so, is
there a convenient way to find the current key? Or is it a bug for this
getter to return NoAccidental in this case?
Arnout
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