[Juan]

Hello
I report strange behavior:
I have a song *.pro with an abc part. Transposing it, runs correctly:
- chords and notes of de abc part are transposed correctly
- chords of de non abc part (chordpro) are transposed correctly
The problem is with double notes, when the song contains double notes.
The mentioned song, when includes double notes in the abc part, do not runs correctly when is transposed. Some keys hide abc part. When shows abc part, double notes can be incorrect.
The syntax for double notes in abc is to use square brackets. I think Mobile Sheets read this square brackets and try transposing it like chords. But I´m not sure.
Maybe you can configure: Mobile Sheets should ignore the square brackets of the abc part.
Thanks

[itsme]

Could you please post an example that demonstrates the reported behaviour? Thanks

[Juan]

Hello
Here is the content of the *.pro (text), and the results (image). You can see that doubles notes (example 2) hide abc part sometimes, and other shows wrong notes (transposed to F)
However, example 1 with simple notes runs ok.

Images are captured from iphone, but the behaviour is the same on Android.
Thanks

Example1 simple notes

{t:<b>C 107. <u>Y CANTARÉ ALELUYA</u></b>}

{start_of_abc}
X: 1
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: C
%%pagewidth 25cm
%%scale 1.3
EEF | "C" G2 G>A G/E/(C C2) |

{end_of_abc}

1. Pon a[C]ceite, Señor, y haz que [G]brille,

Example2 double notes

{t:<b>C 107. <u>Y CANTARÉ ALELUYA</u></b>}

{start_of_abc}
X: 1
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: C
%%pagewidth 25cm
%%scale 1.3
[CE] [CE][DF] | "C" [E2G2] [EG]>A G/E/(C C2) |

{end_of_abc}

1. Pon a[C]ceite, Señor, y haz que [G]brille,

[Zubersoft]

I'm deferring all abc file/abc section issues until after I have switched things over to the abc2svg library, as otherwise I will wind up spending time on something that is getting replaced.

MIke

[Juan]

Thanks, Mike

[Juan]

Hello
I've found a solution: do not use square brackets. 
Multiple grouped voices replace square brackets. So easy.
Although the topic was answered and settled, I say it in case this information is useful to someone.
Regards