I can't see the full .ly file at http://linuxsweet.com/bug/ls.ly. However, I notice that you have \newpage commands in several parts. Have you checked all of them, so it isn't you yourself who by incident have ordered both the page breaks? I recommend to add commands like \newpage that apply globally only in one part, to avoid the risk for such mistakes.
/Mats
Steve Shorter wrote:
Howdy!
I have an example of \newpage not correctly creating a page after a time signature change. I puts the line after \newpage on a separate page by itself, so there are 2 newpages.
http://linuxsweet.com/bug/ls.pdf
http://linuxsweet.com/bug/ls.ly
I tried to find a simple example but couldn't reproduce it. Doesn't matter whether the \newpage precedes the time change or comes after.
-steve
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