Hi! I imported a MIDI file into NTED. It's Brahms's Violin Concerto that can be downloaded for free from www.classicalarchives.com. The MIDI import worked with default import settings. Then I proceeded to delete staves, since I only want the solo violin staff. I started from the top and deleted the flute staff by right-clicking on the word "flute" to the left, and selected "Delete" in the bottom right-hand corner of the dialog window that appears. So far so good. But after having deleted a few staves, the notes on the remaining staves were drawn to far to the left, overlapping the name and beginning of each staff. I still managed to right-click on a staff name in spite of all the surrounding notes, but then NTED crashed, leacing the following message on the terminal: Segmentation Fault Best regards Torquil Sørensen
Hi Torquil, First I apologize for not having handled your bug-report sooner. Torquil Macdonald Sørensen a écrit , Le 06/08/2010 14:37: described. It took me several tries before realizing that after deleting 9 staves, the Staff dialog windows has a "Delete System" button added right after the "Delete Staff" one. The behavior you reported occurs only when selecting this "Delete System" button. Not when selecting the "Delete Staff" one. Proceeding this way I've successfully managed to isolate the violinsolo staff. So the questions are now: * why does this "Delete System" button appear after deleting 9 staves? * what is it supposed to do? I'll try to set up a test case to forward it to upstream. Thanks, _g.
Gilles Filippini a écrit , Le -10/01/-28163 20:59: A system in nted consists of all the measures present on the same line for all the staves of the score. That is, for a piano score with two staves which has the first 4 measures on the same line, removing the first system will remove measures 1 to 4 for _both_ staves. So, from the test case in the bug report, I guess the "Delete System" appears when enough staves have been removed to allow more than one system on the first page. I've set up a couple of test cases related the the reported layout glitches and forwarded them to upstream [1]. Thanks, _g. [1] <http://mailman.tu-chemnitz.de/pipermail/nted-user/2010-October/000535.html>