Re: [Denemo-devel] The last issued command.

[Joe Wilkinson]

Hi Richard,

It certainly works. However it would be nice if it ignored cursor 
movements!! Then if I wanted to, for example, spilt a series of 
measures, I could use move the cursor by hand and then the last command 
would save having to use the menus, which is not something I generally 
need but when I do so can be a pain! However this may be a bridge too far.

Joe

On 21/03/2019 08:58, Richard Shann wrote:
> I noticed that sometimes after I have fished out a command from the
> menu system I want to repeat it at another location. I thought it would
> be good to have a command to do this. In fact it proved quite tricky,
> because of the self-referential problem - having issued the repeat
> command command you are in danger of entering an infinite loop if you
> try to repeat the command again.
> So I have hard wired the function key Fn12 to do a repeat of the last
> issued command.
> This lead me on to upgrading the status bars at the bottom of the Main
> Window - now they are buttons. The one on the left gives access to more
> information about the object at the cursor, while the one on the right
> now tells you what the last command you issued was and invokes the
> Command Center on that command when clicked.
>
> This last is easily the most important improvement - it means that if
> you accidentally touch a key and cause some change in your score you
> have immediate information about what it was that was just done.
>
> Available in last night's builds.
>
> Richard
>
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