On Wed, 2017-02-08 at 18:31 +0000, Joe Wilkinson wrote: > Just a little thing...... > > (d-AllowLineBreak) > (d-LineBreak) > > attached to a button does what one might expect (except that I currently > get four screens asking about layout and specificity (each twice) > I know that this is being revised in a future version.
This is in now, build will be overnight > > If, however, I press the button and then decide to cancel, just the > layout screen appears twice, ready to be cancelled, BUT the two > directives are still inserted in the music, and function apparently as > normal. > So the Cancel button doesn't work. Should it? ideally :) > > Incidentally, in either case, If I scroll forwards from the PREVIOUS > note the first directive that is found is the Line Break, followed by > the Allow Line/Page Break. Which doesn't make much sense to me. I can't get this to happen - it is the behavior you get when the x-position of the objects has been calculated wrongly, which used to happen a lot when the calculations were a side-effect of drawing the staff. But I fixed that a few years back. Can you work out exactly how to get it to happen (starting with File->New ...)? > > If I use the Advanced button on the "Cancelled" directives, they are > applied to ALL layouts, the same as was selected for the non-cancelled > directives. yes, I think Cancel is just cancelling doing any conditional behavior stuff, not cancelling the insertion of the directives. > > Joe > > Script is still > > (d-AllowLineBreak) > (d-LineBreak) add a parameter to make them non-interactive (d-AllowLineBreak 'non-interactive) (d-LineBreak 'non-interactive) from tomorrow this will be honored. Richard _______________________________________________ Denemo-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/denemo-devel
