On Mon 09 Nov 2015 at 17:00:51 (+0100), Menu Jacques wrote:
> Hello David,
>
> The docs say that the part that « receives » a Cue is usually made of rests,
> but not what happens if they contain actual notes.
> Removing the last eight in the Cue avoids the problem, of course.
>
> I tried with cueDuringWithClef, but then the four first eights at the
> beginning of the cue’d music don’t appear, even though the examples in the
> docs work fine.
> That beats me, see second part of the attached files.
I'm not the right David, but just looking at the picture and at the
source for it, I can't understand two things (at a superficial level):
Why is the length of
HautboisAvantChiffreSept = \relative gis' {
\voiceOne
% \tweak staff-position #-1 r4
gis8 \mf \< ( a |
b [ cis d e ] |
fis2 -> ) \! ~ |
fis4 e8 ( d |
d4 cis ) |
r8 cis ( [ bis cis ] |
e [ d b fis ] |
fis4 gis |
gis4
a8 )
s |
}
\addQuote "HautboisAvantChiffreSept" { \HautboisAvantChiffreSept }
at 8½ bars not the same as
\cueDuringWithClef #"HautboisAvantChiffreSept" #UP #"treble" {
R2*8 |
\mark\default
r4
% \clef "bass"
\cueClefUnset
gis,8 \f ( [ a8 ] | % 90
}
at 9¼ bars?
And why compress whole-rest bars when you're setting the cue's notes
through them?
Cheers,
David.
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