Re: \cadenzaOff and accidentals

[Neil Thornock]

In my mind, the real bug is that \cadenzaOff does not seem to turn the
cadenza off immediately, but rather one measure later.  I'm not sure
why it behaves as it does.

In any case, I always turn the cadenza off a full measure before I
actually want it turned off.

On Mon, Mar 5, 2012 at 1:48 AM, David Bobroff <address@hidden> wrote:
> I'm re-framing my query regarding accidental behavior following \cadenzaOff.
>  After some discussion about this on bug- it is quite clear that
> '\cadenzaOff' *only* affects counting/timing and '\bar' *only* paints a
> graphic of a bar line.  Currently, if an accidental appears in the cadenza
> it will be visibly canceled if the key signature value of the note is used
> in the next "measure" even if '\cadenzaOff \bar "|."' is present.  Musically
> this should not happen.  Since a bar line has gone by the key signature is
> back in force.
>
> This post in on -user to see if anyone has a solution; how do I suppress the
> accidental cancellation in the following example?
>
> I've posted this to bug- to suggest that LilyPond should probably understand
> this.
>
> Example:
>
> %%%
> \version "2.14.2"
>
> \relative c'
> {
>  \key c \major
>  \time 2/4
>  c2 ~
>  \cadenzaOn
>  c4 \teeny d8-[ es f g-] \normalsize a4-\fermata
>  \cadenzaOff
>  \bar "|"
>  e2 % how to suppress accidental cancellation here?
> }
> %%%
>
> -David
>
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