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I'm not sure if this issue has a solution, but I wanted to record it because I just ran into it and spent the time to debug it:
Sometimes, when I render a bar (using e.g. t), and it starts blinking "contingent" time, it can seem to render an interval that moves. The reason that happens is if an interval's non-contingent component doesn't connect with the edge of a character, but the contingent component does connect. For example, if t blinks between:
00000010 00000000 <-> 00000011 11100000
Then the bar blinks between │█ (middle bar + empty) and ▊▌ (left edge of interval + right edge of interval)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I'm not sure if this issue has a solution, but I wanted to record it because I just ran into it and spent the time to debug it:
Sometimes, when I render a bar (using e.g.
t
), and it starts blinking "contingent" time, it can seem to render an interval that moves. The reason that happens is if an interval's non-contingent component doesn't connect with the edge of a character, but the contingent component does connect. For example, ift
blinks between:Then the bar blinks between
│█
(middle bar + empty) and▊▌
(left edge of interval + right edge of interval)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: