Re: [Denemo-devel] "Noteworthy Composer" Project

[Richard Shann]

Yes. You right click on the menu item to set shortcuts.

In fact, with the latest CVS, if you tick the 
Edit->keyboard setup-> Allow Quick Shortcut Edits
checkbox then you can set keyboard shortcuts just by hovering on the
menu item and pressing the key. There are some keypresses (e.g Tab)
which can only be set via the right-click on menu method, as described
in the manual. (This is because they operate keyboard traversal of menus
when on a menu).

Thank you for your interest

Richard Shann

On Tue, 2008-02-12 at 12:59 +0100, N. Gey wrote:
> On November the 11th I wrote an email about making a keyset to try out 
> how denemo behaves with the Noteworthycomposer shortcuts.
> 
> I got this answer. I want to ask if its now the right time to try it? 
> because I want to get rid of my last windows programm and want to help 
> denemo with comments and feedback.
> 
> greetings,
> 
> Nils
> 
> Richard Shann schrieb:
> > Please do not work on keybindings for denemo as they are superceded in
> > the current (CVS) version by keyboard accelerators - any work on the old
> > style keybindings will become obsolete shortly. The patch just going
> > through makes every action available from the keyboard with every
> > accelerator easily user-choosable - see the last few emails on this
> > list.
> > It would be interesting to know what features of NW you are interested
> > in, if you have the time to describe them.
> > Thank you for your interest.
> > Richard
> >
> >
> >
> >
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> >   
> N. Gey schrieb:
> > Hello list,
> >
> > In short: I love the Noteworthycomposer but its closed source, win-only, 
> > slow-developing and has bad lilypond-support so I want to convert a Denemo 
> > version to behave like the NWC(2) and I'm asking myself if there are any 
> > other people who can help or are interested.
> >
> > For years and currently I'm using the Noteworthy Composer 2 Beta 
> > (http://www.noteworthysoftware.com)and I think its a very good program. Its 
> > handy, quick and key-based (not mouse) and overall there are many good 
> > things. The way of typing is very unique, you could test the programm or 
> > read the wikipedia article to get a clue 
> > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noteworthy_composer .
> >
> > But recently I'm trying to change, for a few reasons, as said above: I'm a 
> > linux user and having Wine and a Windows-Version on my laptop mainly for 
> > this programm, its closed source and its only slow developing. The 
> > developers are some strange kind of narrow-minded (I think its only one 
> > person) with no perspective for further versions. And now comes my interest 
> > for lilypond. There is some ly converter for nwc avaible, but its not that 
> > good.
> >
> > So I want to change my notationprogram. I've searched a lot and only find 
> > denemo attractive enough to take a closer look. Its key-based with a 
> > cursor, you can change all kind of keys and its very close to lilypond.
> >
> > But I dont like the way Denemo behaves in some things, so I want to 
> > announce here, that I'm trying to make Denemo like the NWC, because I think 
> > its a superior sort of typing. First only with keymap-changes but maybe 
> > later with some patches.
> >
> > Any comments?
> >
> > greetings, 
> > Nils
> 
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