Ciao a tutti.
Ho redatto una partitura completamente su NWC
Ora devo andare in stampa.
Sapete se c'è una funzione che ridimensiona la partitura ?
Nelle partiture specialmente le più antiche, quando uno strumento non suona, scompare dalla partitura.
Riappare poi dopo quando torna a suonare.
Se NWC ha questa funzione sarebbe una buona cosa per risparmiare carta ed inchiostro
You can hide staves using the Boundary controls <]> or |Insert|Boundary Change|
Staves that you want to have disappear for a while, insert a boundary change that says "Start a collapsible section" and end it with "Cancel/forbid collapse from this bar"
You should do some experimentation to learn how it works.
Visit nwc-scriptorium.org/wp (https://nwc-scriptorium.org/wp/) to download and install
Multi Measure Rests (mmr.js) in the right column. It can handle collapsing staves for long rests automatically.
Ciao.
Ma come si fa ad aggiungere questa funzione a NWC?
Come si procede?
Fantastico Funziona benissimo!!
Esistono dei tasti che abbreviano la funzione direttamente
Ho scaricato un file mms
Poi con alt-F8 ho aperto una finestra
Ho cliccato su "NEW"
poi ho incollato su "Browse" la posisione del file mms
Ho cliccato su Run
Mi da errore
On the command line for the user tool, put the command "wscript " before the path/mmr.js - there must be a space after the "t"
E.G.: wscript Scripts\mmr.js
wscript Scripts\mmr.js <PROMPT:MMR?:=|Yes|Undo> <PROMPT:Options:=|HideAll|ShowAll|ShowBar|ShowRst|LayerHide>
Where "Scripts/" is the path to where you saved mmr.js
<edited> to show the prompts mentioned by Warren (in the post above/below depending on your sort order)
Please note this script requires two prompts that follow ..\mmr.js
Tieni presente che questo script richiede due istruzioni che seguono ..\mmr.js
I wonder how useful multi-lingual prompts would be. A simple change would be possible where a script asks for Y or N. Instead of checking if a prompt is or isn't Y, it could check for prompt isn't or is N since "No" is the same in several languages. A prompt could ask for Yes, Oui, or Si without any changes to a script looking for a not No since all would work. More involved prompts might be beyond the scope of a translate web page that might not know about music idioms or how the language is used by native speakers.
For example, in mmr.js script looks for the literal "Undo", but the word "Yes" could easily be replaced.
Other thoughts?
From Mel Brooks "Silent movie":
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I think Windows has some API calls to get the locale for "yes", "no", "cancel", "abort", "retry", "ignore", the days of week, the months etc. but I think it's too much trouble for too little.
Yes, many languages have the negation starting with 'n': "no", "nein", "non", "não", "niet" so it's easy to check for it instead of the affermative form. But NWC is in english without any hint of translation anywhere, so I think that even the casual user is well accustomed to "yes" and "no".