On Monday 20 July 2009, Ilan wrote: > I'm starting on the Notation Editor. First I would like to suggest > something which I use in my Java programs. When the user closes the dialog, > the program remembers in the registry the size of the dialog window. The > next time the user opens the dialog, it returns to the last size used. In > my experience this is quite useful.
We used to get this kind of thing free or cheap from KDE, and haven't re- implemented it yet. I haven't looked into the specifics yet, but I've been picking up little hints along the way, and have the impression this will be pretty simple when I get there. > OK, to work. The trash bin for Remove All Marks is very nice indeed. It > couldn't be more intuitive than that! Cool! I'll call that a win then. > Next I tried Add Accent. It works, > but has a problem. The original is > > http://www.nabble.com/file/p24572918/orig1.png > > Afterwards it will miss the first note. OK, the original is a pretty normal looking random selection of music, what did it look like after you added an accent? I'm having trouble making sense of "it will miss the first note." I could read that about seven different ways, especially if you aren't a native English speaker. Anyway, this might require a specific example file from you, because if I play at drawing out a couple of bars similar what you've depicted in the link above, I can't find any way for clicking on the marks-related icons to malfunction. > I was very confused until I figured > out what was happening. What is even stranger is that it is only a display > problem. The first note is there, but is invisible. If you click on the > staff, it will usually reappear. This suggests it could well be something unusual about the very specific example you're looking at. I'd suspect something related to notation quantization, but can only speculate wildly. Likewise the strange problems with selection. It sounds like it's probably just another weird thing caused by the notation looking quite different from what the raw data looks like underneath. We already found one bug like this, with slurs. Maybe you found that one too? I'm afraid I've already forgotten. Anyway, you have double dots in that, and I've never seen a double dot in my entire life unless it was something Rosegarden translated from a raw MIDI source (file import or recording) so you're probably working with a notation quantized performance there, I'm guessing. > I'll probably have to figure out how to send you the file, Oh, right, you're on Nabble. Hrm. Well if you can manage to send plain old email, just send it directly to me, and I'll play with it. -- D. Michael McIntyre ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Rosegarden-devel mailing list [email protected] - use the link below to unsubscribe https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/rosegarden-devel
