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Multiple document interface working
ivan released this 3 years ago | 1 commits to master since this release
The experiment with a multiple-document interface is now complete. The program fully supports loading multiple documents at once and all of the fields that were once tabs are now dockable widgets. In addition, the PDF preview has been improved and now works normally.
For now, binaries will not be provided. Download the source archive and run
gui.py.Downloads
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First preview of the mutiple document interface
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Bugfixes and improvements
Fixes crash when removing a chord when no section has been created
Fixes crash when attempting to add a block when no section has been created
Always opens on Overview tab rather than BlocksOn Linux run in Terminal:
cd chordsheet-0.4.6
./chordsheetIt may be necessary to run chmod +x chordsheet if it doesn't run at first.
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Fix crash on saving new document
This version is the same as 0.4.2 except for fixing a nasty bug that causes a crash and loss of work when trying to save a new file for the first time.
Downloads for 0.4.2 should not be used!!!!A Linux binary will be uploaded soon, I need to set up my development VM again.
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Fix font issues and update about box
Fixed an issue where the OS default font would be used instead of FreeSans potentially leading to missing characters
Changed the link in the about box to point to this repository
macOS version is now packaged as DMG
Windows and Linux versions are now packaged as a folder rather than single file distribution. This should allow more convenient updates and the possibility to distribute additional files along with the program in futureDownloads
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Macro language and bugfixes
released this 5 years ago | 31 commits to master since this release
Quick update adding the ability to import files written in a simple macro language. Documentation will follow later but an example file is included.
This release is the first to have proper version information included with the executables. It's also the first to have a Linux binary.
A couple of small oversights (spelling errors etc.) have also been fixed.Downloads
- Source Code (ZIP)
- Source Code (TAR.GZ)
- 49 MiB Chordsheet.app.zip
- 45 MiB Chordsheet.exe
- 54 MiB chordsheet.gz
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Multiple pages, piano chords, sections added
released this 6 years ago | 48 commits to master since this release
The most significant release yet with a lot of changes:
Multiple sections – you can now split the document into different sections, for example Intro, Verse etc.
Piano chord support – now piano voicings can be entered and a little chart will be produced for them
Multiple pages – Chord progressions will now roll across multiple pages, and the other components have been upgraded to support this
Guitar/piano chord chart wrapping – previously the guitar chord chart would just extend off the edge of the page if you had too many chords. Now it and the new piano chord chart will wrap properly.
Subtitle and tempo – two new fields available for your use!
General bugfixes
Now using reportlab flowables under the hood so the document structure is a lot more extensible.Downloads
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More improvements and fixes
released this 6 years ago | 64 commits to master since this release
Add an icon
Add a proper 'About' window
Correct a few little errors in the code
Much better commenting and explanation
Primitive cut, copy, paste, undo redo implementedDownloads
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Various modifications and improvements
released this 6 years ago | 66 commits to master since this release
show name of document in title bar
add keyboard shortcuts
improve UI resizability
make close menu item functional
add primitive about dialog
add a warning if the user tries to close without saving
make chords, blocks, document equatable
remember where the user last saved/opened a documentDownloads
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Fix high DPI scaling (of UI) on Windows and improve column resizing
released this 6 years ago | 67 commits to master since this release
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