Re: [Denemo-devel] Question about developing notation software for solfeggio

[Richard Shann]

On Fri, 2017-02-24 at 12:19 +0100, Haris Brković wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> Im sending my simple pallete in xml copied from "palletes.xml"  from usr, 
> denemo folder.
> 
> <palette hidden="0" dock="1" limit="1" row-wise="1" _name="PC Midi 
> like"><button script="(d-MoveCursorLeft) (d-OctaveDown) (d-NextNote) " 
> _tooltip="Creates a button for the script" label="⬇"/><button script="(d-C) 
> (d-NextNote) " _tooltip="Creates a button for the script" label="C"/><button 
> script="(d-D) (d-NextNote) " _tooltip="Creates a button for the script" 
> label="D"/><button script="(d-E) (d-NextNote) " _tooltip="Creates a button 
> for the script" label="E"/><button script="(d-F) (d-NextNote) " 
> _tooltip="Creates a button for the script" label="F"/><button script="(d-G) 
> (d-NextNote) " _tooltip="Creates a button for the script" label="G"/><button 
> script="(d-A) (d-NextNote) " _tooltip="Creates a button for the script" 
> label="A"/><button script="(d-B) (d-NextNote) (d-C) (let loop () (if 
> (d-IsTied) (if (d-NextNote) (loop)) (d-NextNote))) " _tooltip="Creates a 
> button for the script" label="H"/><button script="(d-C) (d-NextNote) " 
> _tooltip="Creates a button for the script" label="C2"/><button 
> script="(d-MoveCursorLeft) (d-OctaveUp) (d-NextNote) " _tooltip="Creates a 
> button for the script" label="⬆"/><button script="(d-SharpenNote)" 
> _tooltip="Sharpen the note at the cursor or next entered note if the cursor 
> is in the appending position" label="♯"/><button script="(d-FlattenNote)" 
> _tooltip="Flatten the note at the cursor or next entered note if the cursor 
> is in the appending position" label="♭"/><button 
> script="(d-ReminderAccidental)" _tooltip="Prints the accidental in ()." 
> label="(♮)"/>
> 
> I have ten simple buttons
> ⬇ C D E F G A H(German system) C2 and ⬆
> Arrows has octave up and down functions. C2 is the same as C not octave up 
> but for me is convenient to have one more C in row.
> First I input rhythms. Then like in midi input I press buttons with mouse. 
> One example. Four quarter notes I have to input  pitch. First I press C 
> second G (that G by default is inputted down) Then I press arrow up.
> Although after I press G, cursor goes to next note, "arrow up" will change G 
> octave up because that script first do (d-MoveCursorLeft) and after change 
> again go to next note. (I had to do d-PrevNote instead MoveCursor Left, but I 
> learned that after I read your posts)
> The problem is when I repeatedly press arrow up and down (I think), cause 
> when I do it in some combination I didnt recreate, when I press some note it 
> doesnt appear correctly. Only when I erase that edited notes then they appear 
> correctly.

This will be the bug I just fixed with OctaveUp and down. So tomorrow it
should work fine.

Richard