Hang/crash by extending a glissando on a note with another one in the second staff
2.0.3 and current 2.1 dev. cf699bf / Windows7
1) Load this file: Gliss.mscz
2) Select (double-click) the glissando in second staff bass clef
3) Select right handle, and extend (arrows/mouse) to the notehead also in first beat and treble clef (on the G half note)
Result: nothing particular, except if you do Escape: you observe the two glissandos and the bracket (?) are gone.
After undo, they revert.
4) Now, change the value of the same G half note to a quarter note
5) Repeat step #3
Result: when the handle reaches the notehead (quarter note G), the program hangs.
Wait a few seconds, and then close the window with the "X" -> crash
- Don't know by now if this issue is the underlying problem (or one of them?) which leads to this one ?
#112656: Crash when opening score with a duplicate Glissando
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It's not possible to edit a glissando with this nigthly on October 28, 2015: ef9e6ba
- It is possible with this one (and I observe already the behaviors described above): 299c1a8
See: https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/commit/11b8af81888d555bc64e07bea…
Glis.mscz doesn't match the illustration or the comment. Could you attach it again?
Oops, sorry. For an additionnal consonant!
New/good file attached in the initial report.
I tried your steps to reproduce the crash and it did. I looked for the .gliss.mscx, file but it is not anywhere on my computer. I wonder if the crash is MS failing to attempt to create that file.
Not related to #112656: Crash when opening score with a duplicate Glissando, as with that being fix I still can reproduce the issue
I will disallow to attach the end of a glissando to a note with a tick <= to the start note.
Fixed in branch 2.1, commit 8ff878f3cf
fix #178176: Hang/crash by extending a glissando on a note with another one in the second staff
Fixed in branch master, commit 24d192df37
fix #178176: Hang/crash by extending a glissando on a note with another one in the second staff
Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.