1.X score with E#'s displaying as F#'s

Is it a possible duplicate of this?

#11094: Cannot apply natural to note with courtesy sharp

FWIW, the workaround seems to be, as is the case in other situations involving Cb, B#, Fb, and E#, to work backwards through the measure. That is, add the notes without the accidentals first, then go add the accidentals in reverse order starting at the end of the measure. In this case, all you need to do is change note on "3+" to an E, then back to E#, and the natural appears on the note on "4".

The workaround? Let me try again, more directly:

First, I assume you are actually talking about the third system, not the second - there are no E#'s on the second system. In that first bar of the third system, click on one of the two E#'s on beat "3+". Hit down arrow to turn it into an E, then double click the "#" to turn it back into an E# (or use a keyboard shortcut if you have one configured). The natural sign will appear on the corresponding E on beat "4". See:

http://www.screenr.com/cXds

Would love to close this, as the actual issue described appears fixed. However, opening the provided score demonstrates another (related?) issue: the notes in bar 9 are completely wrong! The E#'s on beats 2 and on 3& are displaying as F#'s! This appears to be the case for any 1.X score whose key signature includes E# - an explicit "#" placed from the palette on an E (a courtesy accidental, in effect) causes 2.0 to display it as F#.

Rather than resubmit, since the original problem is actually fixed, I'm taking the lazy way changing the name of this to reflect the actual current problem. And I'm marking this critical since it involves silently creating incorrect scores. I realize either of these decision could be second-guessed :-)

Fixed in 7c7ca30504

Should be fixed. Please test further. If someone could make a test file in MuseScore 1.3 with several scales and notes out of scales, it would be very helpful.

Probably a score made in MuseScore 1.3 with all the possible keysig and all the possible pitches/notes (included common accidentals) for each keysig? also including "direct accidental", meaning in a keysig with F#, one F# in the beginning of a measure with a explicit sharp.

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.