Ghost bars with revision 1667
Hello,
I have installed revision 1667 to fix "Wrong Tempo at Repeats with Playback" and I get something new?
When I insert a new bar somewhere, strange ghost bars appeared in another part of the score.
When I try to delete them, another batch of bars are added? (see attached file)
In this case, UNDO doesn't work and no "Save Message" is asked when I close the file?
THANKS
Chris
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yep, that happens to me all the time too, although usually not in the middle of the score. I notice it's happening to you right before a time change. Other people have reported similar anomalies, but in my experience, while annoying, the offending bar can be corrected with deletion.
What I would do is first add a measures in front of where the bad bar is, then select the new measure by clicking an empty spot on the staff. When you get the blue box, hold down, ctrl and shift and press the right arrow key. Doing this should give you a better idea of just where the bad bar is, and if there's only one of them. Then hold ctrl and click where the bad bar is being sure to click within the staff. If you can get the dotted blue outline, you can press delete and it should go away.
Chris,
MDMilford and Xavierjazz have both reported this to the forum (and apparently encounter it frequently) but the rest of us have not been able to reproduce the problem. Maybe with a little investigative work you can discover the steps that cause the problem. If so please share.
In reply to Steps to Reproduce by David Bolton
I believe that there are 2 ways that I have introduced this, but I am not sure.
1. Double clicking for entry where it is not supported.
2.Trying to copy over existing notes.
Regards.
I've encountered this bug a few times. I happened to me recently when I tried inserting a measure. The bug seems to be related to some kind of file corruption which occurs when copy pasting (possibly also related to the changing of time signatures). Once the problem appeared I couldn't repair the file; with every change I made to the score, the problem got worse (more and more bars appeared). I tried copy pasting the score into a new file and the problem seemed fixed, but after restarting musescore the bug was also present in the new file.
In reply to I've encountered this bug a by tmwtp
I can delete the wrong ghost bar, (Thanks MD) but if I try to do something after that, more bars are added again.
I use version 9.0.4 revision 1518 for tests.
See attached file for tests.
Whatever you do, the problem occurs.
This file seems to be corrupted for ever.
.... Sad for large scores and long weeks works
Tell me
Thanks
Chris
In reply to More test with file by Chris68
Here it is
Sorry
Chris