D. Michael McIntyre wrote:
> On Saturday, March 19, 2011, Dave Dozier (Verizon) wrote:
> 
>> Perhaps, as I gain experience in Linux development I can enhance the guitar
>> chord feature if the questions I have above are features that simply don't
>> exist yet.
> 
> I didn't take time to look and verify what you're reporting, but odds are 
> you're not missing anything, and what you see is what you get.  If it looks 
> broken, it's probably broken, and if functionality appears to be missing, 
> it's 
> probably missing.
> 
> The guitar chord feature was someone's pet project a few years ago.  He got 
> it 
> to a certain point, and then just sort of drifted off.  After some long 
> interval without any maintenance, someone else finally went in there and 
> tried 
> to clean things up a bit.  Nobody has really done much with it since then, 
> and 
> nobody is really maintaining it or paying attention to it.

I've always figured that since RG's chord ruler can display the chord 
names, RG should be able to add the chord names to the staff somewhere 
appropriate.

I use the Text feature to add chord names. Clicking right above the note 
(or rest) where I want it to appear seems to work fine horizontally, and 
looks fine vertically on screen, but when printed the chord names come 
out all over the place vertically. Like they're always being set a fixed 
distance above the highest note on the staff. (So maybe a workaround is 
to add a row of invisible, zero-velocity notes of the same pitch at the 
top of the staff?) While it does help prevent them from overlapping high 
notes, it would be nice if they either lined up evenly, or could be 
manually lined up vertically (kind of select the chord names, click an 
Align button or something).

Or maybe some of the code behind how RG places lyrics could be reused to 
place chord names in nice even lines?

-- 
David
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