Clef size Nightly 32c3100
Handbook: If the clef is not the first in the system, it will be drawn smaller
Something is changed. It will be possible resize the clefs(80% as earlier versions)?
The greenish frames can be hidden?
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These frames look like a debugging artifact, "#define DEBUG_SHAPES" in libmscore/shape.cpp
In reply to These frames look like a by Jojo-Schmitz
Thank you, as you said a few days ago: Ouch, I wish I had not asked ;-)
In reply to Thank you, as you said a few by Shoichi
And they are gone with e69616a
In reply to And they are gone with by Jojo-Schmitz
I wonder if 'Sometimes They Come Back';-)
About sizing Clefs no new?
In reply to I wonder if 'Sometimes They by Shoichi
None that I see. About time to get it into the issue tracker, I guess ;-)
In reply to These frames look like a by Jojo-Schmitz
The green brackets are actually helpful... they might be nice to add as a feature that people can turn on or off with the inspector because it helps me see how much space something takes up.
In reply to The green brackets are by Alex N.
I believe you can turn them one using the -d (debug) option
In reply to I believe you can turn them by Jojo-Schmitz
Thanks! I will keep that in mind if I decide to shut them off. For now, I like them :)
In reply to Thanks! I will keep that in by Alex N.
Actually, no: -d yields a very different sort of visual guideline. I think this has to be turned on at compilation time.