correct grace position by using for example
Measure::getGraceSegment(tick,gracelevel).
In summary, does such function (which gives the grace level) exist? Is it
planned to be added?
Thanks.
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P.S: With the Nightly Builds, try to add a slur to grace notes, or insert
two grace notes and add a
e text buttons (Page View, titles of tabs)
are in slightly positions than the previous version.
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A few minutes ago I tried to login to my musescore.org account with the "Old
skool musescore.org user" link, but it bounces me back to the front page.
The same happens with Firefox 22.0 and Internet Explorer 10, under Windows
8.
Is there a problem with the site?
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n: do you know how I can force, inside the cmake script used
for the compilation, the linker to use libraries in custom folders?
Thank you for your help.
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he conversion failed (in case of failure).
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I tried with Qt 5.2.0 RC1 some time ago and I just disabled the creation of
precompiled headers: the compilation took more time, but it went ok,
provided that the Qt5V8 dependency in mingw32.mingw.cmake is deleted.
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Well... Actually, I cheated.
I simply overwrote the instruction which is creating all.h.gch, by modifying
build\CreatePrecompiledHeader.cmake and changing:
COMMAND ${CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER}
-x c++-header -g ${compile_flags} -o ${header_name}.h.gch
${header_name}.h
to
COMMA
ed "MScore"
(but MS Font Validator does not say anything about this being a problem for
the font).
See also here: https://github.com/fontforge/fontforge/issues/1229 where a
possible workaround is described (open "Font Info" dialogue and close it
with OK before saving).
Ciao,
Dear Robert,
can you please upload somewhere one of the builds which fails during
startup?
I'd like to test it in my Linux Mint 17.
My builds work for me, but I am using gcc 4.9.1 and Qt 5.3.1, here is one of
the latest build (release mode):
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxjayMZiuupOYTl4dUxUU3VG
Another guess: did you maybe rename the Qt folder?
You could try to create and add a file named "qt.conf" inside your Qt bin
folder ( /home/leleu/Qt5/5.3/gcc_64/bin)with the following content:
[Paths]
Prefix = /home/leleu/Qt5/5.3/gcc_64/bin
Plugins = /home/leleu/Qt5/5.3/gcc_64/plugins
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ed by mscore; you can use 5.3 libraries,
and if someone has Qt 5.3.1 library installed, these are loaded instead of
the 5.3 without problem).
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...h...
Maybe something went actually wrong during Qt installation.
I think you can try to re-install it.
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It searches for Qt4 when it does not find Qt5, so the problem is that it is
not finding Qt5.
Can you check the PATH?
You can also try to define QTDIR directory (for example inside the .bashrc
in your home directory or whatever initialization file our shell is using,
or inside the script you are usi
The paths from qmake seem ok :-)
I think that "make" is failing because of missing EGL dependencies. You can
try to install the following packages:
libegl1-mesa
libegl1-mesa-dev
and possibly also this one:
libegl1-mesa-drivers
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I have seen that the 32bit compilation works again. Great!
What about the 64bits: do you have other compilation / runtime errors?
Did you try to install the libegl1-mesa-dev; did it solve the compilation
problem?
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kages have slightly different names than the one
listed in that page, for example libX11-xcb is actually libX11-xcb1.
I hope this helps, I'm starting to run out of ideas.
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export QT_PLUGIN_PATH=/home/antonio/Qt5.3.1_renamed/5.3/gcc_64/plugins
These should work also for you, provided, of course, that you adjust the
PATHs according to your installation(s).
Let me know if this solves the problem (...finger crossed...)
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uot;make install", so you have to do it again (or just make
a script which replaces the mscore.desktop file after the "make install").
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tion and note spelling, but I can't
understand the fine details.
Thank you very much for your help.
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Are you compiling from inside XCode?
Have you tried to set custom C flags (see here, for example:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14134064/how-to-set-include-path-in-xcode-project
)?
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Since commit https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/commit/791625fea (2nd
February 20:08 CET) compilation on Mac should work again. You can try to
rebase on the most recent commit.
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of the libmscore folder tests. I am still investigating
why.
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ompiler, but if I use a qDebug to show
this QString the compiler issues a warning about the casting from the enum
class type into int.
Is this a bug?
(Here my weak knowledge of c++ shows its strength)
...Sorry for the off-topic.
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see
if the result gets right.
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@Jojo-Schmitz :
Yes, using %hhd instead of %d returns the expected -1 instead of 255.
%c gives strange results.
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I managed to compile under Windows.
I installed FreeType binaries from here (Complete package, except sources):
http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/freetype.htm
Then set inside MuseScore\build\mingw32.mingw.cmake I added the line:
set (ENV{FREETYPE_DIR} "$ENV{PROGRAMFILES(x86)}/GnuWin32")
The
think that the clang log is highlighting some possible
bugs.
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I think it is a byproduct of my PR for verbose output:
https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/commit/83bf16bb7
Probably a simple \n at the end of the QString
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@lasconic:
Is there a plan of the features planned to be included / developed for
MuseScore 2.1?
Another question: if we keep two branches "next release" and "stable
release", which will be the target of the PR?
If we take the Qt model as an example: they have a "tree" of branches and
they suggest
ss, maybe it is trying to use dependencies compiled in the old OS:
Can you try to re-install the dependencies (via Homebrew or MacPorts, as you
prefer)?
When exactly does the error appear?
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something like this, we could reduce the problem of engulfing the
git history with huge files, and we could also update the "released" version
of the soundfont if we find a problem after the release of a new MuseScore
version.
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Hi.
Have you tried to run the executable under a memory check tool like, for
example, Valgrind, AddressSanitizer, Dr. Memory (or whatever you prefer
more)?
If there is an unitialized variable being used or a memory corruption, such
a tool could help in pinning down the problem.
Ciao,
ABL
-KS, instead of MME, Windows DirectSound, ASIO
and skeleton implementation as it is now for MuseScore 2.0.3)
What do you think? Would it break something in the other OS (Linux, Mac)?
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both combined.
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dialog_log.txt <http://dev-list.musescore.org/file/n7580228/dialog_log.txt>
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I tried with "nativedialogs=true" in
~/.config/MuseScore/MuseScoreDevelopment.ini but there wasn't any change
(i.e. still crashing).
Then I noticed that at the beginning of the command line output there was
this warning: "QApplication: invalid style override passed, ignoring it",
which led me to th
When installing linux Mint or Ubuntu there is a procedure which asks the user
if there are some specific characters on the keyboard, and to press some
specific keys (for example, if I remember correctly w or y or z), so that
after a couple of passages it automatically identifies the keyboard layout
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