I've just pushed a new command to the Edit->Select menu that allows you to apply things like ottava to passages of music at a single key stroke. This is the manual entry for it:
Frequently passages in a score need marking in some way - they need to be played up an octave, or they have a continuous trill sign above them etc. This is called Spanning↓ and the indicators for where the passage starts or ends is frequently marked by a pair of Denemo Directives or other pair of objects. Examples are in the Directives->Markings- >Spanning menu. Other examples are tuplets↓, and passages in a different clef. Where a lot of passages need to be marked like this there is command in the Edit->Select menu which allows you to select passages to be spanned by a particular pair of objects at a single key press. This command is labelled “Span Selection with Pair of Objects” and it works by copying the pair to be inserted around selected passages onto the clipboard when the command is first invoked and then subsequent invocations place the spanning objects before/after the passage you have selected. In this way you can work your way through a score selecting passages to be altered and applying the alteration at the touch of a key. enjoy! Richard _______________________________________________ Denemo-devel mailing list Denemo-devel@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/denemo-devel