I can confirm the bug on Cygwin 2.4.3 as well as Erik's observation that it doesn't happen in 2.4.6. Unfortunately, I have no idea on what could have changed between the versions that affects this.
/Mats
Thomas Scharkowski wrote:
Hi Erik,
I looked at "testrest.dvi" with MikTex Yap and get the same output.
Thomas
On Sunday 08 May 2005 19.38, Thomas Scharkowski wrote:
Hello list,
sorry for the long example, but I could not shorten more. In bar 9 and 10 of the attached example the rests in voice "Bass" are shifted, but the dots remain at the default position. If I delete or shorten voice "Middle" the problem disappears.
Looks like a nasty bug. I tried it with a recent 2.5.x version as well as with 2.4.2 and 2.4.6, and the problem doesn't appear there.
The next version 2.6 will soon be released, and the problem _might_ have been fixed there. If you upgrade to 2.6, please tell us again if anything similar ever occurs again.
Erik
(btw: the problem could be related to the ps->pdf generation process, I have seen displaced objects before. Could you check what the .ps or .dvi output look like? If they look good, a solution to your problem could be to download a newer or older version of ghostscript.)
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