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The same string quartet as last time. I open the piece's settings, go to the Numbering tab, and move the numeral to the other side of the name. '1. Violin' becomes 'Violin 1' in the Musicians pane as I do it.
Which is what Magnus asked for in the comments to the last post. What's actually new here is narrower than it looks: the setting has existed for months. Numeral form, placement and full stop were specified, implemented, and held by thirty-seven tests, and nothing in the running program could reach any of them. A piece could be set to Roman numerals only from a test. The window is what makes the last unreachable part of the semantic model reachable by a person. '1. Violin' is the German ordinal form and 'Violin 1' the Anglo-American one. Ooloi holds an opinion about neither. The Accidentals tab goes past on the way. Pause there if you're curious.
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Magnus Johansson
1/9/2026 07:58:39
Thanks, Peter. Very neat.
Andreas Kågedal
3/9/2026 17:50:55
The parts are still called "1. Violin" etc after the change. Will this be changed by a different setting? I assume that if you first rename the musicians and then add the parts, the will get the new format, like "Violin 1"?
Andreas Kågedal
3/9/2026 17:55:14
I guess that if you do it in this order first add the musicians, then from these add layouts/parts, which will use the musician names, and then rename the musician names, you can just rename the parts manually by "expand" the parts in the list and type in a new name.
Peter Bengtson
4/9/2026 10:02:47
Yes, I noticed that too -I think you actually have found a bug, or rather an omitted consequence chain. Let me take a look at it during the weekend.
Peter Bengtson
6/9/2026 15:59:46
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