Fix #305814: Adding Intervals via "alt + number" command #6111
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Resolves: https://musescore.org/en/node/305814. Currently when adding an interval to a selection, the interval is added to each note within the selection. This commit changes this behavior so that in the case of a range selection, only one note is added to each chord within the selection.
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@mattmcclinch thanks! Would be nice to have a script test for this case to prevent such failures in future. |
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Fix #305814: Adding Intervals via "alt + number" command
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Resolves: https://musescore.org/en/node/305814.
Currently when adding an interval to a selection, the interval is added to each note within the selection. This commit changes this behavior so that in the case of a range selection, only one note is added to each chord within the selection.