Hi Anthony.

That's wonderful news, thanks!  Believe it or not, I also noticed the
problem of the next line being ignored, about a year ago, and
mentioned it; sorry for not bringing more attention to it then, I
didn't realize it was a major thing at the time.
While we're on the subject, though, I'm curious, are m and/or n
statements intended to act as section markers too?  It seems to me
they would have to; because otherwise, this, for instance:

i1 5 1
i1 6 1
m refrain
i1 7 2
i1 9 2
n refrain

would seem to sort out to:
i1 5 1
i1 6 1
i1 7 2
i1 7 2
i1 9 2
i1 9 2

But that invites the question of whether previous t statements, or a,
b, etc. should carry over m or n...

-Chuckk

On Feb 19, 2008 6:27 AM, Anthony Kozar
<mailing-lists-1001@anthonykozar.net> wrote:
> Hi Chuckk,
>
> I think that you are using m and n correctly but they have been broken for
> some time now.  What is happening is that when the n statement causes the
> score reader to loop back to the m statement, it does not stop at the end of
> the section and so reads the n statement again and gets into an infinite
> loop until memory is exhausted or something "bad" happens.
>
> Fortunately, I think that I finally have fixed this problem.  (Several other
> people have asked about it recently).  I also fixed an error with both m and
> n where they cause the next score line to be skipped if the newline
> character comes directly after the name for the m or n statement.
>
> I will commit these fixes tomorrow after a little more testing.  m and n
> should be working again once 5.08 final is released.
>
> Anthony Kozar
> mailing-lists-1001 AT anthonykozar DOT net
> http://anthonykozar.net/
>
> Chuckk Hubbard wrote on 2/18/08 3:37 PM:
>
>
> > Hi.
> > If I uncomment the n statement line I get a crash, with a thousand lines
> > saying:
> > Duplicate 0: mark (/tmp/fileVSU7AO.sco,35)
> > then:
> > cannot open input file /tmp/fileVSU7AO.sco
> >
> > with or without the s statement.  Did I use m and n right?
> > Also, if I put the m statement after the 2nd ftable, I only get 7
> > boops.  But I'm more concerned about the n statement, if anyone can
> > tell me what's happening.
> > Thanks
> > -Chuckk
> >
>
>
>
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