So I don’t know, the link is already there. I can issue the following command
on the command line:
pkg-config —list-all
and get all of the following, including freetype2. I don’t know why cmake is
not working at this point…
libcdtlibcdt - Container DataType library
vorbisfilev
Hi everyone -
I'm a new MuseScore user and would-be developer. I'm using MuseScore to
annotate some scores for use in a custom program that reads MIDI.
Specifically I'm manually separating the score into musical phrases and want
the start of each phrase to be indicated in the MIDI file.
Right now
Works like a charm! thanks.
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In article <1432657409226-7579411.p...@n2.nabble.com>,
Jim Newton wrote:
> Hi Maurizio, or anyone who knows.
> I can't figure out how to delete the FiguredBass from a staff.
> I can select each FB attached to each note one at a time, and delete them
> meticulously.
> But how can I delete them all
In article <1432657409226-7579411.p...@n2.nabble.com>,
Jim Newton wrote:
> Hi Maurizio, or anyone who knows.
> I can't figure out how to delete the FiguredBass from a staff.
> I can select each FB attached to each note one at a time, and delete them
> meticulously.
> But how can I delete them all
Hi Maurizio, or anyone who knows.
I can't figure out how to delete the FiguredBass from a staff.
I can select each FB attached to each note one at a time, and delete them
meticulously.
But how can I delete them all, or select them and delete them.
Also if I select all the measures of a staff, and
Hi Maurizo, I have a question about the undo step. Once the menu item to
add the derived notes to the staff has been called, I would like UNDO to
undo all of them in one fell swoop, not one note at a time. Does your use
of score->undoAddElement(derivedNote) force one not to be undone at a time?
Thanks to the help from Nicolas.
I rebuilt the xcode setup, and re-ran the install target from within the new
xcode.
csh> make -f Makefile.osx xcode
csh> open build.xcode/mscore.xcodeproj &
Then re-build mscore, and all the fonts seem to be working correctly.
That's a relief!
I'm glad it works n
