deleting all measures causes musescore to die
Using prerelease for version 2.0.0 (a925ae0), if I ask to delete all selected measures in my score (by selecting them all and then asking to "delete all selected measures") the program dies unexpectedly.
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Hi
What operating system are you using?
Could you try a nightly build ? If you're still able to reproduce in this, could you post the score so that the developers can try?
Thanks.
In reply to Hi What operating system are by chen lung
osx 10.7.5
if i were to install nightly, most recent at http://prereleases.musescore.org/macosx/nightly/ is presumably what you'd like me to install?
my question then is this: can i just reinstall by dragging the new app to Applications, or do i need to do something to uninstall the one i'm currently using?
thx,
--b
In reply to osx 10.7.5 if i were to by belinda.thom
Hi Belinda
Yes, the top one.
I don't think you need to delete the beta to use the nightly - I sometimes use both when testing.
Cheers.
In reply to Hi Belinda Yes, the top by chen lung
In the nightly build MuseScoreNightly-2015-02-06-2202-b9e10df.dmg this behavior is no longer seen.
So ... its been a while. I thought I was using V2 Beta 2 b/c it was "somewhat stable" and had more features, etc. I am happy to do some testing here and there, esp since the community here seems really excellent, and I might someday want to do more (a few plugins come to mind), but at present I've also got a bunch of music editing work to get done (for teaching purposes). What would be the best version for me to use for that?
Thanks.
In reply to In the nightly build by belinda.thom
1.3 or the latest nightly
In reply to 1.3 or the latest nightly by Jojo-Schmitz
In comparison to the evolving development code, I see betas as a stable preview because it is usually prepared, checked and approved specially - I think one of the main benefits is being able to receive feedback from more users. However, internals are subject to change, so I wouldn't recommend using either (especially the former) for serious work.
I'm not in charge of MuseScore, but the final 2.0 version will most likely be released in the next few months.
Using XP (yes, I know!) start a new score with defaults, any key etc. When page is displayed, select first bar, shift-select last bar then Control-Delete kills MuseScore 2 Beta.
In reply to Using XP (yes, I know!) start by ally447
Yes, see above. This should no longer be true in the current nightly builds.