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Re: [Denemo-devel] Menus for accelerator based keybindings and much more
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Jeremiah Benham |
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Re: [Denemo-devel] Menus for accelerator based keybindings and much more. |
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Tue, 27 Nov 2007 14:12:01 -0600 |
I committed this to cvs.
Thanks alot for all your hard work. You are really make a great
contribution to the project.
Jeremiah
On Mon, 2007-11-19 at 08:27 +0000, Richard Shann wrote:
> Here is part two of the accelerator-based keybindings. The main content
> of this patch is to provide menus for all actions so that they can be
> assigned keybindings by right clicking on them (and correspondingly so
> that the newcomer to denemo can find out what the keybinding is for any
> action). Besides the object-based menu visible by default there is also
> a menu arranged by actions. The object-based menus start with things
> like note, staff, clef etc and then descend to the actions (insert,
> delete etc) while the action based one starts with actions and descends
> to objects.
> The object-based menus change with the mode selected, but I have only
> created one action-based menu for modeless actions. There is no
> switching of accelerators between modes - the file "standard.accels" is
> loaded at the outset.
> Note that the old style keybindings still operate if no accelerator is
> present (as before). Ironically, it is my code for creating a rhythmic
> pattern that prevents this simply being dropped from the code base. I
> will need to re-code the entry of the pattern - I propose to create a
> rhythm pattern from the selection (which will be nice anyway).
>
> There are quite a lot of other enhancements and bug fixes here as well:
> Hightlights:
> Mouse selection for cut and paste.
> Editing of notes in chords
> Automatic staff heights
> A new Denemo.ttf font which extends to sixtyfourth notes and improves
> the highlighting.
> A no-mode mode, for those wishing to define keybindings that always do
> the same thing.
>
> Here are changelog entries. Note that the new file generate.c is *not*
> part of denemo, but is a utility to generate the source code entries.h,
> callbacks.h (see notes below).
>
> EDIT mode: The new edit the octave of the current note in CVS is not
> working as expected - instead it edits to the octave of the cursor. This
> is now fixed in keyresponses.c and chordops.c
> EDIT mode changing notes in chords now works for multi-note chords -
> commandfuncs.c
> generate.c, callbacks.h, entries.h:
> generate.c is a new file *NOT* part of the denemo executable but a
> standalone utility to generate callbacks.h and entries.h. These files
> are included in view.c to provide the menu_entries and callbacks for all
> functions that have not been hand coded. I have not put generate.c into
> the build system (it would need to be compiled and executed before the
> source code of denemo has its dependencies checked), but it would be
> good to use it rather than modifying callbacks.h and entries.h directly.
> (To compile do gcc generate.c and execute ./a.out in the src directory.)
> In particular, there are mamy tooltips to put in, and the current
> callbacks could be streamlined to make the required calls directly.
>
> pitchentry.c name changes to menu system. Remove unused function.
> keyresponses.c prevent editing notes in presence of overlays - this is
> just octave shifting, typing in notes at keyboard will still lead to
> confusing result (because the edits are discarded on further pitch
> entry).
> fonts/Denemo.ttf improved font
> Selecting music was not obvious, I fixed this as follows:
> mousing.c, view.c make mouse clicks cause selection, press starts,
> release ends the selection. (There is no drag implemented here, so no
> indicator that you are extending the selection until you release the
> mouse button). You have to be actually on the note when you release.
> view.c make Entry toolbar buttons use the Denemo.ttf font instead of
> icons - this means we can drop those files from the distribution.
> denemoui.xml new notes menu and code to use music symbols as labels
> draw.c,mousing.c, utils.h define LYRICS_HEIGHT, denemo_types.h add
> haslyrics field to staff, so as to know whether to leave space when
> mousing. Height adjusts to music - this needs to be made optional, and
> provided with guards against absurd values.
> staffpropdialog.c
> space_above,below cannot be re-set to 0 (in release and CVS).
>
> I've put quite a few of the standard.accels in, but there may be more -
> it is difficult to know which of the multiple keybindings should be the
> standard.
> Richard
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