Create note with tie back

Rather than working backwards, go to the previous note and use the tie command on that.

FYI, if anyone else is trying to get this to work; I did manage to do so. Code snip below. Full qml which did it attached. Code snip was run against a measure with three D notes on it, starting with the whole measure selected.

oCursor.rewind(Cursor.SELECTION_START);
if(oCursor.element.type === Element.CHORD) {
iTk = oCursor.tick;
console.log("\n------------------------------ | CHORD at Tick ", iTk," | ------------------------------");
console.log("---- Chord Contains <", oCursor.element.notes.length,"> Note\n");
// Try adding a tie
// select a single note - NOTE: will clear the range selection.
var oNote2Tie = oCursor.element.notes[0];
var bNoteSelectionOk = false;
bNoteSelectionOk = curScore.selection.select(oCursor.element.notes[0], false);
if (!bNoteSelectionOk) {
console.log(" ***** ERROR **** SELECTION RETURNED FALSE");
}
else {
console.log("We should have now selected a single note, so now add a tie");
cmd("tie");
}
}
// Re-establish the selection range and go look for the tie we added
oSelection.setSelectionRange(oCursor);
oCursor.rewind(Cursor.SELECTION_START);
if(oCursor.element.type === Element.CHORD) {
if(oCursor.element.notes[0].tieForward != null) {
var oTieStartNote = oCursor.element.notes[0].tieForward.startNote;
var oTieEndNote = oCursor.element.notes[0].tieForward.endNote;
console.log("---- ---- Note [", 0, "] has a Tie Forward: startNote Pitch <", oTieStartNote.pitch, "> endPitch <", oTieEndNote.pitch, ">");
}
}


Not being able to tie backwards weakens the rhythm input mode
since you can't create ties to notes of different values during input, which means,
you have to add the ties afterwards.