MuseScore crashes after moving text
OS: Windows , Arch.: x86_64, MuseScore version (32-bit): 2.3.2, revision: 4592407
- Open "adameva JONG PARTS.mscz" as uploaded below.
- Cut (CTRL+X) the "(Wine glass)" text from measure 8.
- Click the second beat of measure 7.
- Paste (CTRL+V).
- Save (CTRL+S).
- MuseScore freezes and closes.
No clue what could have caused this, but I figured I'd better report it.
EDIT: It has something to do with the custom style it's in, "Stichtekst". Pasting any of that anywhere else, then saving, causes MuseScore to crash.
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Comments
The latest development build crashes the same way.
In reply to The latest development build… by Jojo-Schmitz
The latest development build crashes if you simply load the above score and try to save it unchanged. The crash happens here, and can be prevented by changing the line to
With this modification to the code, one can perform the cut and paste operations and then save the file without the program crashing.
In reply to The latest development build… by mattmcclinch
OK, so presumable a different problem in master.
For that see now https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/pull/3969
In reply to OK, so presumable a… by Jojo-Schmitz
Anatoly fixed that crash meanwhile
Good call on the custom text style. Probably the same basic issue as #78361: Custom text not reflecting in parts right after changing the style - if you create a custom style in the score after generating parts, it's not in the part, and text with that style will cause problems.
Workaround might be to be sure to add the style to the parts as well, or delete the parts and regenerate.
In reply to Good call on the custom text… by Marc Sabatella
I was just trying to move a tempo text in a part and it caused a crash in the alpha release. The tempo text was not just a standard note = #, but had other text in it. The score was created in version 2.3.2.
The reason I was trying to move it was because version 3 placed it about 50 spaces above the top staff. Selecting it and pressing ctrl+r had no affect.
In reply to Good call on the custom text… by Marc Sabatella
Cool, glad it's known. Luckily it's just cursive stave text here, so I'll manage.