custom-key-signatures

[Erik Sandberg]

Hi,

I added the following bug to the database, as custom-key-signatures. I marked 
it 'critical' because it breaks a regression test.

%critical
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\header { texidoc = "
When a custom key signature is used, and the octave is set, then
the accidental has no effect on the music.

The c should get a natural sign, just like the d gets.

Also, the fis accidental of the first key signature is not
even displayed.
"
}
\version "2.2.1"

\score {
  \notes \relative c' {
    \set Staff.keySignature = #'(((1 .  2) . 2) ((0 . 3) . 2)) f
    \set Staff.keySignature = #'(((1 . 0) . 2)) c'
    \set Staff.keySignature = #'((1 . 2)) d
  }
}


On Wednesday 12 May 2004 09.58, Karl Grill wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm interested in oriental (Turkish) music, and this uses some fairly
> non-stndard key sgnatures, so I use key-signature-scordatura.ly as a
> template to generate my own keys. I have some problem with the
> original file, however. Namely, from the source, I'd figure that the
> first key signature should have two accidentals - a quarter sharp at
> the high e and a quarter b at the low f - but only the first shows up
> in the printed output (not only on my machine, but also in the picture
> shown at the website). I'm not familiar with the fine points of music
> notation, so this may not be a bug but a feature. I do not htink so,
> however, because when I reverse the order of the two accidentals in
> the source file, suddenly both accidentals show, but with rather
> awkward spacing. So, I figure that this may simply be a spcing
> problem, and the missing accidental gets covered by some other item
> (maybe the clef, or the other accidental).
>
>
>
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