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Re: [Denemo-devel] A possible scheme script


From: rain
Subject: Re: [Denemo-devel] A possible scheme script
Date: Sat, 02 Feb 2019 17:38:04 -0800
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When I saved the file with a different name, the layout problem went away. I must have changed something where I didn't understand what else it was doing and that went away with the re-save. I don't know if I immediately have the patience to try repeating the process, since it is working on the re-save. If it comes up again, I'll let you know, but it was a brief "bug", I'm sure was actually happening, but probably more related to me over-fidgeting with settings.

On a different note, as far as labeling the interval distances after 'staff note-jumps', it may be good if I just do that with an exported pdf in Inkscape, and avoid trying to set up something with automatic text, since alignment issues would most likely be frustrating (the other thing is: printing text on both display and print view... really, the numerical visual aid is useful for counterpoint writing in perhaps the early phases to help the student make sure they are following certain rules, so wouldn't necessarily need to be printed on the score itself; But as I said, I will try Inkscape for that.

  R.W.

---- On Sat, 02 Feb 2019 01:41:05 -0800 Richard Shann <address@hidden> wrote ----

On Fri, 2019-02-01 at 15:30 -0800, rain wrote:
> Although I am grateful for Denemo's sound output features, I find
> that because of my lack of experience with being able to change
> settings related to fluidsynth running on this Windows system, that I
> can get a little bit better volume control by exporting the lilypond
> (I copy and paste from lilypond output window, because 'export
> lilypond' keeps reverting
This sounds completely bizarre. Denemo only creates Score Layouts other
than the Default Layout when you ask for particular sorts of typeset -
e.g. if you click Movement in the Print View then it will create a
Score Layout for that.

> to a layout that is missing a few of the staffs - but if I delete
> all the layouts, it will export correctly one time, then revert to
> the broken layout again).

If you can repeat a circumstance in which it creates a layout with a
few missing staffs, can you try doing it with the Score Layout window
open, and discover at precisely which command this new Score Layout
appears, what its name is (given in the tab) etc...
If you save the score at that stage does it save it complete with the
strange layout (it doesn't store default layouts, only custom ones) -
if so could you send it to me (privately if it is confidential)?

Richard




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