Add custom system spacing #382
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System spacing can now be set in Preferences->General tab
source/app/scorearea.cpp
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| ScoreArea::loadSystemSpacing(const SettingsManager &settings_manager, bool redraw) | ||
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| auto settings = settings_manager.getReadHandle(); |
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It looks like there's only a 2-space indent here, but it should be 4
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Got it! Should be fixed now
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Any settings change (e.g. when opening a new file, the last used directory is updated in the settings) caused all open scores to be redrawn. Instead, this should only happen if the value we're interested in actually changed.
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Description of Change(s)
System spacing can now be set in Preferences->General tab.
An arbitrary range from 0 to 100 was used.
I did this just to get my feet wet - let me know if anything should be changed or if this setting should actually be set somewhere else.
Appreciate any feedback =)
Fixes Issue(s)
#239