Hello the other David,
I’ve found that \compressFullBarRests is too much just before I got your
message, thanks for that one.
And yes, I forgot to comment out:
a8 )
s
at the end of HautboisAvantChiffreSept, hence the difference in length.
But doing so doesn’t solve the problem: the first four eights won’t show up,
and the remaining cue’d contents is shifted as much to the left.
JM
> Le 9 nov. 2015 à 17:55, David Wright <lily...@lionunicorn.co.uk> a écrit :
>
> 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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