Am 14.10.2015 um 00:30 schrieb Michał Konopacki:
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> Hello List!
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> First of all thanks for all the community that emerged around this
> wonderful software. I’m occasional lilypond user.
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> My question is:
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> \version "2.19.18"
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> \relative c' { c[8 d]}
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What you are doing here is a kind of shorthand notation.
Actually LilyPond interpretes this as:
- a c' without explicit duration: use c'4
- an explicit beam to that crotchet -> ignore that
- a duration (8) without a pitch -> repeat the previous pitch: take as c'8
- d'8 -> ignore the explicit beam, the two quavers are beamed anyway.
You can try the following expressions to see:
\relative c' { c 8 d } % nothing between the pitch and the duration
\relative c' { c \f 8 d } % anything between the pitch and the duration
HTH
Urs
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> The following code creates doubled c (and we have three notes c c d).
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> If I change to:
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> \version "2.19.18"
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> \relative c' { c8[ d]}
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> We have normal output as suspected
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> Is it bug or feature, if feature - why is it so?
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> Thanks,
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> Michał
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