Never mind. I figured out that there is a new segment type
BeginBarLine, which solves my problem. Unless anyone has a better
recommendation.
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Sideways
On 9/12/2016 1:41 PM, Sideways Skullfinger wrote:
I haven't run this particular code in a few months, so I don't know
when this happened. My current MuseScore code base is from a week or
two ago.
I have code this code that *used to* distinguish between system
barlines (start-of-system) and end of measure barlines (end-of-measure):
Element* _e;
Element::Type _et;
...
switch(_et) {
case EType::BAR_LINE :
// BarLine sub-types
if (_e->parent()->type() == EType::SYSTEM) {
// System BarLines - the system start-of-bar line
eName = _e->name(EType::SYSTEM);
}
Now it seems that all barlines are children of a segment. And I
cannot use the BarLineType enumeration to distinguish them because
that's for barline style + graphics, not musical context. How can I
distinguish the system barline that's part of the same measure as the
measure barline, and even has the same tick value in the timeline?
Thanks,
Sideways
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