Fix #317425: Corruption/crash after repeating a 256th note or smaller. #7517
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mtests are not happy |
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I’ll just have to update the tst_selectionfilter refs to expect the new encoding. |
Resolves: https://musescore.org/en/node/317425. In the MIME data for a StaffList, the starting tick and tick length are encoded as integers, which is not sufficient when dealing with durations shorter than 1/128th. But there is really no reason for this, since ticks are stored internally as Fractions, and Fractions can be converted to and from strings without any loss in precision.
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I wonder whether this would need to get ported to master |
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Resolves: https://musescore.org/en/node/317425.
In the MIME data for a StaffList, the starting tick and tick length are encoded as integers, which is not sufficient when dealing with durations shorter than 1/128th. But there is really no reason for this, since ticks are stored internally as Fractions, and Fractions can be converted to and from strings without any loss in precision.