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Add note durations - when you hit the [Space] key and no explicit durations has been specified for the preciding group of notes EasyABC will try to add durations in order to make the notes add up to the length of a quater note. Let's assume that we have a tune with L:1/8. Then EasyABC will perform these subsitutions:
A + [Space] → A4
AB + [Space] → A2B2
ABC + [Space] → A2BC
ABCD + [Space] → ABCD
Since this behaviour is not always desirable, it is deactivated by default.
First of all, I am not sure if this documentation is correct. If the tune has L:1/8 then I'd expect to get A2, not A4. (Side note: this seems to be documentation for an older version at the previous maintainer's site.)
Second, the feature does not seem to be working. From a little debugging, this seems to be at least in part because internally, the meter is stored using the Fraction class from Python, and, at least in Python 3.6, meters like 4/4 are reduced to 1/1. Musical meters aren't really fractions even though they kind of look similar, so it might make sense to make an internal change so that the meter isn't stored as a fraction.
I may be able to work on a patch for this but I want to confirm that my understanding of how this is supposed to work is correct first.
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This is an issue with the feature than can be enabled by going to Settings > ABC Typing Assistance > Add note durations.
The documentation at https://www.nilsliberg.se/ksp/easyabc/ says:
First of all, I am not sure if this documentation is correct. If the tune has
L:1/8
then I'd expect to getA2
, notA4
. (Side note: this seems to be documentation for an older version at the previous maintainer's site.)Second, the feature does not seem to be working. From a little debugging, this seems to be at least in part because internally, the meter is stored using the
Fraction
class from Python, and, at least in Python 3.6, meters like 4/4 are reduced to 1/1. Musical meters aren't really fractions even though they kind of look similar, so it might make sense to make an internal change so that the meter isn't stored as a fraction.I may be able to work on a patch for this but I want to confirm that my understanding of how this is supposed to work is correct first.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: