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It might not be a bad idea if we could program in the rules of concurrence and
occurrence for the 1960 rubrics.
Original comment by [email protected]
on 2 Oct 2011 at 1:18
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Original comment by [email protected]
on 2 Oct 2011 at 2:06
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Several bugs seem to be at work here, and fixing them is likely to have
unintended side-effects. I've created a branch called "precedence" for
experimental fixes.
The first revision in the branch, r76, fixes the Ember Day bug mentioned above,
but will require testing for unexpected effects elsewhere.
Original comment by igregord
on 8 Oct 2011 at 8:43
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Another such bug: With the Divino afflatu rubrics, feasts of the Lord should
take precedence over lesser Sundays. See, for example, 9-14-2008.
Original comment by igregord
on 11 Oct 2011 at 8:09
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The precedence branch now corrects all of the bugs mentioned above. I have
tested Matins and Vespers for the whole of 2008, and for some other small
intervals, with both the 1960 and Divino afflatu rubrics, and the only changes
to the offices were intentional. I'm happy to make any necessary further tests
before the branch is merged to trunk, however.
The last change to the branch, r113, splits the conditional for determining
whether the sanctoral or temporal office should take precedence into several
conditionals that set a flag as appropriate. It had become unwieldy with the
previous changes. Some of its logic was also redundant or incorrect, owing
either to recent changes or (presumably) to earlier changes by Laszlo himself.
The change makes the test more readable, but it is not terribly slick; I would
welcome any suggestions for a neater solution.
Below is a summary of the changes on the branch:
- Respect the request of callers to &monthday to retrieve the following day's
date (for Vespers and Compline of the following). Fixes the above Ember day
bug. (r76)
- Fixed concurrence of feasts with Sundays according to the 1960 rubrics:
second Vespers of a feast take precedence over first Vespers of a Sunday of
equal rank. Fixes the Transfiguration bug. (r78)
- Feasts of the Lord often take precedence over Sundays, with the rules varying
according to the set of rubrics. Fixes the Holy-Cross-day bug. (r102)
- Split up the conditional as noted above. (r113)
Original comment by igregord
on 16 Oct 2011 at 6:40
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Merged to trunk in r129.
Original comment by igregord
on 19 Oct 2011 at 8:06
- Changed state: Fixed
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