On Thu, 2017-05-11 at 22:38 +0100, angelaandjoe.wilkinson wrote:
Files.
I have just edited four denemo files and saved the new version (which
replaces the old - reopening it gives me an updated file) But the date
on the file is unchanged. The pdf produced for a printout is also
saved (this time explicitly) over the old version, and gets the
current date and time. I would prefer if the denemo file displayed its
date-of-update, not its date-of-creation. Any ideas?
My guess is that your Windows 10 system can display either creation or
modification times (or both) and you are looking at creation time -
there is definitely no special code inside Denemo fiddling about with
the time stamps.
Repeats/First &Second time bars.
I think the Measures -> Repeats -> Help Information could be improved
(there is plenty of space) from:
"Repeats are usually inserted using commands to insert repeat barlines
and to insert first/second/nth time bar markings from the Directives
menu - look these up in the Command Center. This menu is just for
those that want the normal LilyPond syntax for repeats - use
right-click->More Commands to un-hide these."
by pointing people specifically at
Directives > Inserting Barlines (for repeat markings) and
Directives -> Markings Alternative Bars (for first, second and Nth
time bars)
rather than sending users via the Command centre.
The problem with doing that is it has to be updated as commands are
moved around (e.g. as menus become too large to fit on screens and are
broken up into submenus), and of course that gets forgotten. The Command
Center is the reliable way to locate commands.
Something like:
Repeats are usually inserted using Directive commands to insert repeat
barlines and to insert first/second/nth time bar markings from the
Directives menu, i.e.
Directives > Inserting Barlines (for repeat markings) and Directives
-> Markings Alternative Bars (for first, second and Nth time bars).
For more help look these up in View -> Command Center.
This menu item is just for those that want the normal LilyPond syntax
for repeats - use right-click->More Commands to un-hide these.
What Right-click actually does is prompt the user to insert individual
commands (I presume). It doesn't unhide any commands (in Windows 10,
at least)
Right-clicking on the command Measures -> Repeats -> Help
gives a menu with one option "More Commands" which un-hides some more
commands and also gives you access to the Command Center where there is
a column of tick boxes labelled "Hidden" to un-tick if you want those
commands.
HTH
Richard
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