Selecting edit element should launch inspector
At present, if inspector is not visible and edit element is selected for an element, there is no visible result.
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At present, if inspector is not visible and edit element is selected for an element, there is no visible result.
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That depends upon what you are editing. It seems that this is being worked on in 3.0 from other discussions I remember.
In reply to That depends upon what you by mike320
I can't easily conceive that the element choice makes a difference. Please educate me. Thanks.
In reply to I can't easily conceive that by xavierjazz
If you edit a slur for example, there is obvious feed back, while a staccato dot or even a note head does nothing.
In reply to If you edit a slur for by mike320
Thanks.
In reply to If you edit a slur for by mike320
It has been suggested that we display an edit handle even for elements that don't technically need them. See for instance the discussion in https://musescore.org/en/node/109366. Which also happens to touch on the question of selecting overlapping elements.
In reply to It has been suggested that we by Marc Sabatella
It would be more logical to grey out elements that clicking it does nothing.
"Edit element" has nothing to do with the Inspector. It places the element in "Edit mode", which generally allows for fine-tuning the position using cursor keys, or other operations (lke changing shape of slurs, context of text, etc). The Inspector can be used whether or not you are in Edit mode; that's a totally separate thing.
In reply to "Edit element" has nothing to by Marc Sabatella
Thank you.