It needs to write the accidentals differently in the .ly file if the
user specifies a different accidental style in Lilypond (by default
fomus uses "forget" so that it has complete control over how the
accidentals appear--the accidentals are then written as they appear, not
as they actually are). I'll change this for the next release. -David
On Mon, 2011-05-23 at 11:52 +0200, [email protected] wrote:
> Some bug with the spellings not getting handled correctly, the repeated
> note isnt written correctly.
>
> output (ly)
>
> lily-autoaccs = neo-modern-voice
>
> part <id piano inst <template piano>>
>
> time 0 duration 4 ||
> time 0 dur 2 pitch 'df4' ;
> time 2 dur 2 pitch 'df4' ;
> time 4 dur 2 pitch 78 ;
> time 6 dur 2 pitch 78 ;
>
>
> part <id flute inst <template flute>>
> time 0 duration 4 ||
> time 0 dur 2 pitch 'df6' ;
> time 2 dur 2 pitch 'df6' ;
> time 4 dur 2 pitch 85 ;
> time 6 dur 2 pitch 85 ;
>
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