Re: custom keymap

[aaron mehl]

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On Sep 3 2020, at 4:43 am, Richard Shann <richard@rshann.plus.com> wrote:

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(define (InsertPitch pitch)

(eval-string (string-append "(d-" (number->string (d-GetPrevailingDuration)) ")"))

(d-StagedDelete)

(d-CursorToNote pitch)

(d-AddNoteToChord)

(d-MoveCursorRight))

(if (equal? "Treble" (d-GetPrevailingClef))

(InsertPitch "f'")

(InsertPitch "f,"))

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would make a command which when invoked inserted f' if the prevailing

clef was treble or f, otherwise. (It assumes that you are not using the

Rhythm Entry for MIDI in option).

So you could make a series of such commands for each note name and give

them your shortcuts.

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So I need to tell it what clef I am in and  I refer to the top section, and I must do this for every pitch I want.

Would this be =-nine scripts for all the notes I want to hard code?

would this script automatically appear in the list in the Input menu for me to manipulate it there? I guess I need to read the Scheme section of the manual in more detail.

Thanks,

So far,

Aaron

Richard

(*) There may be neater ways to do this ...