thanks Aaron
Sent from Mailspring (https://getmailspring.com/), the best free email app for work On Sep 15 2020, at 2:38 pm, Richard Shann <[email protected]> wrote: > On Tue, 2020-09-15 at 13:42 -0400, aaron mehl wrote: > > Thanks most of this wasn't clear to me before and I still may have > > more questions. > > It seems I need to saveas each script file with the .scm extension. > you don't need to rename it to load it into the Scheme window. > > > then I open the scheme editor by right clickingf input>keyboard > You will want all your note entry commands in the > actions/menus/ObjectMenu/NotesRests/xxx menu > > > on note entry then I open each file and resave. > "resave" is that procedure of right-clicking at the place in the meunu > system where you want to new command to appear and choosing "Save as > New Menu Item". > > then I must add each script one at a time to a submenu. > that is what you what I just described - there is no other "save" > needed - doing that will create .scm and .xml files. > > > then do I add the hard-code-mode also to the menu? > that command is the one you will want in the > actions/menus/MainMenu/InputMenu/Keyboard > it's the one setting up all the short cuts. > > I was pretty sure I attached the hard code mode. > yes you did, it contained > (d-AddKeybinding "hard-code-mode" "r,r") > which is not what you want, it should contain keybindings for all your > notes - a dozen or so. > > The r,r key binding you could just set manually as your default key > binding for the command "hard-code-mode". > > > > I think I could just rename each file with an .scm suffix. > you don't have to, it will happen when you "Save as New Menu Item". > > Richard
