Hello,
I'm currently working on displaying ABC notes in the Chord Pro file.
The problem is that I export a sheet music file as XLM and then use it with the program
EasyABC open is displayed correctly.
In picture 1 you can see the notes in the EasyABC program as I wrote them
also be displayed correctly. (3 bars per row)
When I put the (picture 2 and 3) line into the ChordPro file, another measure is suddenly inserted with only one note.
I hope I was able to express myself clearly.
We'll have to have you test this again after I switch my ABC implementation over to use the newer abc2svg, as it's probably not worth the effort to explore this further until then.
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I received your file and localized the issues. Probably my findings are of interest for Mike and other colleagues, so I extracted two relevant measures from the ChordPro file to avoid possible copyright issues when I post it here.
I use .cho as file extension for the example files, because .chopro is not accepted by the forum.
Here we go:
1. Hint for using EasyABC
ChordPro files with embedded ABC can be opened in EasyABC if you select "Any file (*.*)" instead of "ABC file (*.abc;*.txt;*.mcm)" in the "File Open" window.
Just insert an empty line before {end_of_abc} to mark the end of the ABC code. Otherwise EasyABC tries to interpret {end_of_abc} as ABC notation and renders some additional nonsense
2. Snippet 1 MobileSheets requires I:linebreak $
otherwise the ABC section is not shown.
That's not part of the reported issue, I just noticed that during my investigation.
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