2013/4/26 Richard Shann <[email protected]> > On Fri, 2013-04-26 at 16:14 +0200, Federico Bruni wrote: > > Hi there > > > > > > I'm finalizing my translation (finally!). > > That's great, thank you. How much effort is involved in creating a new > translation when there are just a few new strings and the code positions > may have altered a bit? > I ask because (of course :) ) since putting up the pot file I have > continued work, and a judgement needs to be made between getting the > most up-to-date possible and causing a disproportionate amount of work > for some minor feature that has been added. > > not a big effort usually if the code positions are altered, the strings are marked as "fuzzy": all we have to do is checking if a real change is happened and mark it as translated if the original string has not changed
> > > > > > I have a question about the playback control and this string in > > particular: > > > > > > "Moves the playback start point (which shows as a green bar) earlier > > in time > > The red and green bars do not get drawn until you have started play, > > or at least created the time base." > > > > > > What is the time base here? > > The time base is what I think people call the set of timings for the > notes of the piece. They are created when play is asked for. > > so the duration of the notes plus the time signature? but these are created by the user when inserting the notes.. sorry, not clear yet > > > > > > Also, I see that in version 0.9.2 (debian package) the red and green > > bars appeared immediately as soon as I hit play, while in git version > > nothing appears at the edges, > > hmm, I just tried New entered a few notes and hit Play. The Playback > Start line appeared, but the Playback End is not shown, it appears only > if it is not at the end. This is a bug, at least it was not planned. > This is with the Playback Controls visible. > Is this what you see? > Without the playback controls visible the red and green bars are not > shown (this is a new feature someone asked for). > > It seems to me that the error is quite random: I've tried a few scores from scratch and sometimes I get the playback end only and sometimes I get nothing. > > I see only a yellow mustard bar moving from note to note. > > It is so much nicer looking at the typeset score while the music plays - > I wonder if we could obtain a set of positions in the typeset score so > that Denemo could highlight the current bar being played there > instead... > yes, that would be great I think it's been asked also for Frescobaldi editor
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