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<blockquote cite="mid:52D507E6.8000306@mailbox.swipnet.se"
type="cite">On 2014-01-13 18:14, Jan Angermüller wrote:
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<blockquote type="cite">In the framework reference I found:
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<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.finaletips.nu/frameworkref/class_f_c_midi_expression.html">http://www.finaletips.nu/frameworkref/class_f_c_midi_expression.html</a>
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Probably it works with this.
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You're right that the FCMidiExpression class would be the way to
go. (It would give you access to and create the "Continous Data",
found in Finale's MIDI Tool.)
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Unfortunatelly, that class isn't JW Lua-supported yet. It'll be
available in the next beta.
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That would be great !<br>
<br>
Another question came up:<br>
Is it possible to calculate the width of a text expression to
improve the placing of the expression ? <br>
Something like <span class="comment-copy"><code>GetTextExtentPoint32</code>
</span>on Windows.<br>
For example to calculate from the width of a measure and the width
of the expression<br>
the best placement ? When I look at the code of your
dynamics_horizpos.lua,<br>
it seems like you hard-coded the positions (i.e. the widths)
manually.<br>
If this is not a function of the Finale PDK, maybe that would be a
helpful function<br>
that JW Lua could provide ?<br>
<br>
After having coded just two days now with JW Lua I am really very
impressed.<br>
That makes plugin development at least for experienced software
developers reeeeeeally easy.<br>
Thank you very much, Jari !<br>
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Have a nice day,<br>
Jan Angermueller<br>
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