[JW Lua] Weird behaviour when writing 0 to FCDistancePrefs.AccidentalMultiSpace
Jan Angermüller
jan at angermueller.com
Fri Apr 22 18:59:03 CEST 2016
Jari,
probably the following is a Finale bug, I don't know:
If I write 0 (EVPU) to FCDistancePrefs.AccidentalMultiSpace, it appears
as 8 (EVPU) in the Finale document options "Space Between Accidentals on
Note" field.
Any other value I write appears correctly, i.e. -1 -> -1, 1 -> 1, 2-> 2
etc.
When I read the value from within JW Lua after having written it, it
returns correctly as 0, but still shows 8 in the dialog. Test script below.
Best,
Jan
local distprefs=finale.FCDistancePrefs()
distprefs:LoadFirst()
distprefs.AccidentalMultiSpace=0
distprefs:Save()
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