cue_problem

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I've made my first attempts with \cueDuring.  I have it working but I've hit a 
small snag.  The part being quoted has slurs which I want to appear in the cue. 
 I found how to add various *-events to cues in order to add slurs.  The 
problem is that the slur in question ends *after* the quoted section which 
results in a fairly harmless 'unterminated slur' warning as well as the more 
problematic lack of a a slur appearing.  This makes sense as the quoted passage 
doesn't have the end of the slur.

In trying to work around this it occurred to me to try using tags.  I thought 
it would be relatively straightforward to simply make two versions of the 
slurred passage to be quoted; One as it should appear in the part, and another 
version with the end of the slur placed where it would be within the bounds of 
the quoted passage with the added possibility of tweaking the end so it would 
appear to continue past the end of the quoted passage.

In my test file I created two versions of a slurred passage to be quoted in a 
cue.  I tried placing \keepWithTag #'cues as well as \removeWithTag #'part in a 
number of places.  Nothing worked.  I always got the 'unterminated slur' 
warning and no slur.

Either this won't work for some reason or I'm doing something wrong.  Test file 
follows below.

-David

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\version "2.18.0"

one = \relative c'' {
  R1 
  \tag #'part {
    c4-( d e f
    g a b c-)
  }
  \tag #'cues {
    c4-( d e f-)
    g a b c
  }
}

two = \relative c' {
  R1
  \new CueVoice { \set instrumentCueName = "cues" }
  \cueDuring #"one" #UP { R1 }
  g'1
}

\addQuote "one" { \one }


\score { 
  \relative {
    \set Score.quotedCueEventTypes = #'(note-event slur-event )
    \two
  }
}

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