SIGSEGV, Was: questionable unfold-repeats for tremolo

[Mats Bengtsson]

You are absolutely right, this is a bug!

I found (at least) one other bug related to tremolo repeats:
When looking at the code in parser.yy, taking care of tremolo
repeats, I got curious on what happened when the argument was
not a Sequential_music. I soon found out that
\repeat tremolo 12 c16
is just a synonym for
c2.:16

However, then I noticed that
\time 4/4 \repeat tremolo 12 c8
causes a SIGSEGV. So does c1.:8 or any tremolo that
crosses a bar line, such as
\time 4/4 c2.:8 c2.:8

   /Mats

Michael Welsh Duggan wrote:
> The unfold-all-repeats.ly example in Tips and Tricks demonstrates the
> unfolding of a tremolo, specifically \repeat tremolo 8 {c'32 e' }.
> This should expand to 8 sets of 32nd-note pairs, I would think.
> However, in the output, it shows 8 sets of 16th-note pairs.  I think
> this is a bug, but am prepared to accept that I have misunderstood
> the syntax.
>
> Examples from versions 2.1.35, 2.0.3, and 1.8.2 exhibit this behavior,
> which is why I am extremely uncertain as to whether I am correct about
> this.

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