> Found the denemo-console.exe
At the moment the only versions that include a denemo-console.exe are a
few years old. Apparently the only difference between denemo-
console.exe and denemo.exe is a single bit towards the start of the
file, which tells the loader whether or not to discard the console
output, but I was unable to chase down what precisely the offset from
the start of the file to that bit was, else we could simply edit that
bit to switch an executable to and fro.
Richard
Using v2.2.1 with the console. I find that using the console to start Denemo
actually changed at least one functioning in regards to Windows: Now I can
minimize the program by just clicking on the Windows taskbar, which I was
unable to do with either old or new version when launched with just denemo.exe.
That one change felt like a good performance enhancement (since I usually have
pdf viewer, text files, images, folders, browser, frescobaldi also open [you
know the deal], I'm frequently switching windows via the taskbar).
This is what I've got so far, and I believe you had already achieved a solution
for changing duration (4th to last directive below) in a more elegant manner.
Currently the duration in the script is changed manually when needed. I
wouldn't be surprised if you're a bit further along, but this was working in a
few test runs. Obviously it would be easy to invert things to work from the
top-down as well.
(d-Copy)
(d-MoveToStaffUp)
(d-SelectionToEmptyMeasure)
(if(EmptyMeasure?)(d-MoveCursorLeft))
(if(FullDurationMeasure?)(d-MoveCursorRight))
(d-UnsetMark)
(d-Paste)
(d-MoveCursorLeft)
(d-Change1)
(d-OctaveUp)
(d-ShiftRealDialogUp)
(d-MoveToStaffDown)
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