Berteh,
I haven't tested this myself with MuseScore (I don't know the plugin
framework well), but you might be able to use object detection.
For example:
if (note.get("color")) {
console.log("MuseScore 3 object")
} else if (note.color) {
console.log("MuseScore 2 object")
}
If this gives errors you could enclose in a try catch statement.
The only problem would be the import statements at the beginning (since
it doesn't seem to like if statements are allowed outside the "MuseScore
{}" object. But maybe changing one or two lines is still manageable?
David
On 9/27/2019 4:24 AM, Joachim Schmitz wrote:
This would be nice, but is not possible as far as I'm aware
---- B Berteh schrieb ----
Hello.
Is there a way to keep a single qml code file for both MScore 3 and 2,
as the import are different ? and if yes how ? ... provided of course
the plugin does not need specific elements from API v3.
Just asking since my
<https://github.com/berteh/BandInMuseScore/blob/master/BandInMuseScore.qml>https://github.com/berteh/BandInMuseScore plugin
is quite straightforward and I don't want to complicate maintenance
with code duplicates.
have a nice day,
Berteh.
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