On Sun, 2013-10-06 at 10:05 +0100, Richard Shann wrote:
On Sat, 2013-10-05 at 16:21 -0400, Bric wrote:
On 10/05/2013 04:09 PM, Andreas Schneider wrote:
I got to Staffs/Voices -> Staff Properties -> Built-in Staff Properties:
A dialogue pops up, labeled "Staff Properties", with two tabs - [Display
Appearance] and [MIDI]
In the "Display Appearances" tab there is a box labeled: "Staff name".
I type in that box. Click "OK". That effectively updates the Staff
label in the main denemo workspace window. BUT IT DOES NOT MAKE ANY
LABEL APPEAR IN THE TYPESET WRITTEN (RENDERED) MUSIC WINDOW. NOTHING.
Once again: DO *NOT* USE THE STAFF PROPERTIES DIALOG! THIS IS A SEPARATE
COMMAND! Look at Staffs/Voices -> Staff Properties -> Instrument Name
(directly in the Staff Properties submenu, *not* in the Built-in Staff
Properties dialog.
A-ha! Finally, we're getting somewhere. We've spotted that which does
not exist — for me.
Under Staffs/Voices -> Staff Properties -> { ... }
I've got only two sub-items: [1] Built-in Staff Properties and [2] Edit
Staff directives
There is no
Under Staffs/Voices -> Staff Properties -> Instrument Name
for me.
(If I understood you correctly)
What to do?
do
cd ~
mv .denemo-1.0.9 HIDE.denemo-1.0.9
then re-run denemo. You will have "lost" your shortcuts, but they can be
retrieved.
(I say they can be retrieved because if you mv the newly-created
default .denemo-1.0.9 and mv the .denemo-1.0.9 back to take its place
then you will have them back again. They are stored
in .denemo-1.0.9/actions/Default.*)
But the question is, how to retrieve the Default.shortcuts without also
getting the Default.commands which is out-of-date.
What should work is
cp ~/HIDE.denemo-1.0.9/actions/Default.shortcuts ~/.denemo-1.0.9/actions
done *after* the default (updated) .denemo-1.0.9 has been created.
What was intended when this code was written was that you should use the
command manager to load your old command set (so under Edit->Customize
Commands..->Manage Command Set you choose Load Custom Command Set and go
to your old Hide.denemo-1.0.9/actions/Default.shortcuts and load it. But
this procedure may be broken.
I have just tested this out and it is not broken; it is working fine. So
whenever you have a new version of denemo from git (ie with the same
version number) first
mv ~/.denemo-1.0.9 ~/HIDE.denemo-1.0.9
then run the new denemo and choose Edit->Customize Commands ... ->Manage
Command Set
choose "Load a Custom Command Set" and navigate to
~/HIDE.denemo-1.0.9/actions
and open the Default.shortcuts file which you have there.
The do "Save as Default Command Set"
and you should have all the new commands and all your old shortcuts.
Of course, if it is a new version number then you don't have to mv
the .denemo-nnn directory you can just load your custom command set from
the old one as the new version of Denemo will be using a new .denemo-xxx
directory.