On Fri, 2024-05-24 at 07:26 +0100, Joe Wilkinson wrote:
> Hi Richard,
> [...]
>
> What is the difference betweenÂ
I think you are referencing two commands here, but I haven't managed to
find which ones exactly you are meaning. To refer to a command in an
email you can right click on it, choose "Open Command Center on the
command" and then copy and paste the exact description of the command
you mean from the box at top left.
> the two Barlines >> Repeat start options
> (other than that the one wiothout double lines does not show on my
> screen)?
>
> Would it be possible to add a "D.S. al Fine" to the Markings >>
> Text/Symbol Menu so that it is below "D.C. al fine".
> I've added it at
> the bottom just now but it needs re-ordering
Sadly I've never gotten round to providing a GUI for re-ordering the
commands in a menu, and, worse, I've never really fathomed how it
works. The order is controlled by the Default.commands file (either the
one shipped with Denemo or one in your home directory under .denemo-
2.?/actions if you have customised commands). Each command is listed
there in the form:
</row>
<row type="scheme">
<action>PlayWithScrolling</action>
<menupath>/MainMenu/PlaybackMenu</menupath>
<_label>Play</_label>
<_tooltip>Playback from start marker to end marker (Set these
markers in the playback controls)</_tooltip>
</row>
and you can move these around being EXTREMELY careful not to cut just
part of a command or paste into the middle of another command. You can
put in lots of extra new lines between the <row>....</row> blocks to
make it clear what you are cutting and pasting.
The commands go into the menus in the order in the file, but there is
also the <after> tag which can be used to modify that but you should
avoid that as it is affected by which commands have already been "seen"
when it is encountered.
> and next time there is a
> serious update it will disappear!
That should not happen. If you are asked if you want to keep your
previous settings etc at start up and you say yes then your personal
set of commands should be kept (if you say "no" then you would need to
use "More Commands" to get them back one at a time).
Are you following this way of upgrading or doing something radical?
Richard
