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github: https://github.com/aryamanvinchhi/MuseScore

This week the main task that I worked on was merging the code for the shortcut management system. The shortcut management system uses different shortcut lists for different operating systems and different keyboard layouts. The main motive behind the merge was to enable users to customize their shortcut lists for their respective configurations of keyboard and OS and save these customizations using the new save feature. Users could then send in these lists or provide feedback which could

Hey everyone!

This is my seventh weekly report for my GSoC project. This will include all the work from the past week. It includes my key accomplishments up to this point, the tasks that have given me trouble, and my plan for the next week.

Key accomplishments

-Collapsible rows

Upon clicking a small arrow, the meta rows (excluding the measures) collapse into one row and all the values are placed on that row.

-Staggering

Multiple values in the same measure

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This week I worked on assigning a shortcut to a palette element.

Key accomplishments

• nextElement and prevElement commands have been merged:
  The work I had done on the nextElement and prevElement commands has been merged into master. Please feel free to try the commands out.
• Palette element can be assigned a shortcut:
  A shortcut can be assigned to a palette element using the palette shortcut manager, which displays the list of palette elements. The GUI of this is similar

The main focus of my summer project for MuseScore is shortcut management. MuseScore is used by a vast array of users who use different operating systems, input languages and keyboard layouts. As a result, in many cases, there are conflicts in the default keyboard shortcuts. With a shortcut management system, I aim to resolve these conflicts. The basic idea of the shortcut management system is detecting the user’s keyboard layout and then appropriately loading a list of default keyboard shortcuts

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On my previous post we have three components: The building procedure where we have the creation of the symbol file, the generation of the minidump files on the client side and the webserver where it will integrate both symbol and minidumps to show the errors. For this week I got mostly involved into building Musescore and uploading the symbols to the webserver. For the webserver at this stage we are going to use backtrace.io .

For the building procedure I

github: https://github.com/aryamanvinchhi/MuseScore

This week the main task that I worked on was merging the code for the shortcut management system. The shortcut management system uses different shortcut lists for different operating systems and different keyboard layouts. The main motive behind the merge was to enable users to customize their shortcut lists for their respective configurations of keyboard and OS and save these customizations using the new save feature. Users could then send in these lists or provide feedback which could

Hey everyone!

This is my sixth weekly report for my GSoC project. This will include all the work from the past week. It includes my key accomplishments up to this point, the tasks that have given me trouble, and my plan for the next week.

Key accomplishments

-Merged!

My code is now merged with master for everyone to test out. I urge you to try out the timeline for yourself. If you find any bugs, please report them to the

Hello!
This week I've been working on assigning a shortcut to a palette element. The approach I had tried earlier didn't seem to work well, so I've started from scratch, following the method used to assign shortcuts to plugins.

Key accomplishments

• Started working on assigning a shortcut to a palette element:
  I've followed the model used to assign shortcuts to plugins. I've finished most of the coding, I now need to test it and make changes if necessary.

• Palette navigation

Breakpads Implementation for Windows using mingw32

General Flow Chart:

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Generation of Symbol file: MuseScore.sym

a) Generation of Dwarf data
where MuseScore.exe needs to be build with g++ -g

b) Generation of pdb file from MuseScore.exe using cv2pdb (https://github.com/gsocnikos/musescore_crash/raw/master/cv2pdb/cv2pdb.e…) this exe I compiled it with MS VC++ 2015 and it works OK with mingw32 version 5.3.0 . I tried the precompiled version from https://github.com/rainers/cv2pdb/releases but it is not working. The following command will produce the MuseScore.pdb file, it