Regression - Special characters (F2) inserted to lyrics do not follow style change
OS: Windows 7 SP 1 (6.1), Arch.: x86_64, MuseScore version (64-bit): 3.1.0.5510, revision: 7678137
Synalepha added between 2 syllabs in lyrics do not follow style change, as font text for example, and the two syllabs are leaved in default FreeSerif font.
Steps to reproduce :
1) Create a score with at least one instrument, Voice in this example
2) Enter notes
3) Enter lyrics with synalepha between 2 syllabs
4) Change font in "Format > Style > Text Styles > Lyrics Odd/Even Lines" FreeSans in this example
Result : The 2 syllabs have not changed to Freesans font but are still in FreeSerif
Test synalèphe 3.1.0.mscz
In the score attached you can see it in measure 1 and 3
Workaround : Select each syllabs joined by synaleph and manually change font.
Regression : This behaviour does not exist in 2.3.2
Comments
More precisions, it is not only synalepha (lyrics tie) but all special characters inserted with F2 palette in lyrics edit mode that do not follow style change.
Steps to reproduce :
1) Create a score with at least one instrument, Voice in this example
2) Enter notes
3) Enter lyrics
4) Insert special character with the F2 palette in lyrics edit mode
5) Change font in "Format > Style > Text Styles > Lyrics Odd/Even Lines" Free Style Script in screenshot below
Result : the lyrics with special character have not changed font.
I expect to not be alone to change lyrics font and use special characters in it such an elision.
It's quite annoying to have to manually modify each syllabs on each staff that contain special characters.
it is why I bump this issue.
In reply to I expect to not be alone to… by JLWaltener
For information I make the same observation for the elision character but this disadvantage disappears if we use the "undertie" character as in my second staff below :
With FreeSerif :
and with Trebuchet
In reply to For information I make the… by Papibois
Thanks Papibois,
And this is a second workaround, the use of the undertie has the nececity to add a space before.
Lots of maipulations.