Thanks very much for this: I see that it is a bug affecting all versions/operating systems: it is only affecting Simple Titles, not Book Titles. It happens even without invoking the editor, i.e. it is enough to enter Čć as a simple title, save and try to reload.
I still haven't understood why, but I will not doubt get it fixed later today. Richard On Mon, 2016-02-01 at 12:43 +0100, Haris Brkovic wrote: > I made two test files. > Again it doesn't open Čć opus marks. > If it opens in your computer(s) and nobody have the same problem, than for me > its ok. > Maybe some of users here in mailing list can try to open files attached and > report. > Maybe my configuration is problem I don't know. Mountain lion, old mac book > pro. > I didn't uninstall 2.0.0. version. > > I can do my work here avoiding this bug. > Haris > > > On 1. 2. 2016., at 12:09, Richard Shann <[email protected]> wrote: > > > On Mon, 2016-02-01 at 11:15 +0100, Haris Brkovic wrote: > >> (I forgot to mention that quotation marks doesn't show either.) > > > > yes, the ascii " marks group words. If you edit the title you get an > > editor which allows you to insert real double quotation marks (there is > > a button for it), as well as things like > > > > \italic "this is in italic" > > > > to make part of the title italic and so on. You can even insert a note > > name (e.g. the key of the piece) which will be transposed if you typeset > > the score transposed. > > This editor is in fact the one that was causing the trouble on 2.0.0 > > with non-ascii characters on operating systems other than GNU/Linux. > > > >> I like possibility to change a mistake with text editor. > > > > yes, the downside is the files are absurdly large. I have actually > > turned on the flag for automatic compression, but for some reason it is > > failing to work. (We used to have it set, and people thought it was some > > binary format, it was just gzip really). The trigger for me trying to > > turn on is that if people send me large files by email then their email > > client may fail to attach it and instead inline the xml thinking it can > > be displayed. My email client then chokes on the message ... But as I > > say, some bug is preventing it doing the compression. If it was working > > I would make it optional. > > > > Richard > > > > > > > > > > _______________________________________________ Denemo-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/denemo-devel
