Has anybody else encountered this problem? Occasionally, text entered with Shift-X can’t be edited. Double-clicking it doesn’t open the editor; sometimes, even pressing Enter doesn’t work. It’s probably just my perception, but this seems to have gotten worse as I’ve continued to edit a project.
My current workaround is just to delete any text I need to change and make a new text item.
If you have any projects that demonstrate this problem in action, please do attach them here. Please also provide some more details about your computer hardware: what kind of system are you running?
I have run into this exact problem today, to a point that I needed to delete and re-enter the staff text as I wanted. Daniel, do you want me to send you the file?
Actually, the issue was not happening today, on the same file. It might be related to the time spent on the file (does this fill some RAM or some buffer or something ?) and the fact that it is quite large (over 24MB).
Was this issue solved?
I am encountering the same problem today, and can’t seem to find out why and how to solve it… I am running Dorico4 on MacOS 13.5.1. This never happened before, and my setup hasn’t changed since a fairly long time.
After restarting my computer, I have the impression I have it sorted out somehow…
I am adding my text attached to a 1-line percussion staff; to input info on triggers and actions for a live-electronics part. There is no condensing active, and all staffs are visible at all time in current layout (full-score, page view).
From this setting/layout all text added to the percussion instrument is not editable after input, both double clicking or selecting and pressing enter. What bugs me is that all text attached to other instrument staffs in the very same way is editable at all time…
To edit staff text on the percussion staff I am obliged to switch to the percussion part layout (page or continuous, both work fine).
What is the reason of this behaviour? And how can I change it?
I remember working on bigger projects with multiple percussion setups and players, and never encountering this situation…
It’s because of an internal technical difference between the way items in percussion kits and on individual single line percussion instruments are handled when selected, I’m afraid. This is resolved in Dorico 5, so if you update to the latest version at some point you’ll find this is taken care of.