To assign a script at a particular path in Windows, to get valid JSON, you have to put DOUBLE backslashes in your path, like this:
C:\\Some\\Path\\Which\\Has\\Many\\SubFolders
The additional backslashes “escape” the second backslashes and make them valid, which makes valid JSON.
I learned this just now via trial and error.
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Reading from the open we see the link:
Thanks to Leo and Daniel for their awesome guidelines on this thread.
This link is dead. Can anyone help to find the link, please?
Hi @johnabram do you mean creating a macro: a KC to execute multiple KCs in sequence?
I’m not a Cubase user, so I can’t answer that.
I was just saying as in Cubase. I just removed it. I just rephrased it!
I suppose one way would be using Applescript to write a workflow on Mac.
Sorry, I’m very late; my attention’s just been drawn back to this thread. I suspect the broken link should resolve to Dorico 3 - Keyboard shortcuts for microtonal accidentals? - #5 by pianoleo
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