LXConsole support and feedback
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Pace514
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by Pace514 »
Hi Claude !!!
Let's say i want to replace cue 4,7,9 and a few more by cue 2.
Can i copy cue 2 and tell LXocnsole to replace cue 4,7,9 and others by cue 2.
What would be the fastest way ? I suppose it is doable using an apple script?
Thanks a lot
Pascal
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I would switch to cues mode.
I would press [q] [2] [enter] cue: 2
this switches to cue 2 as the current cue.
press [c] [4] [enter] copyTo: 4
press [c] [7] [enter] copyTo: 7
press [c] [9] [enter] copyTo: 9
etc.
This copies cue 2 into each of the cues you wish.
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Ok ! And could I automate the process using an AppleScript since I'll have to do the same in several others venues.
Or could I record all of those cues as Group 1 And just modify Group 1 ?
Thanks again !
Pascal
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by Pace514 »
I know it could not be that simple but some something like:
Tel application LXconsole
replace cue 4,7,9 by cue 2 (or current cue or whatever)
end tell
One day i'll learn a bit about applescript...
Thanks for your always appreciated help.
Pascal
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The latest build of LXConsole 5.4.3 (12907.1) adds the ability to specify a list of cues for some commands.
An example:
[c] [3] [,] [5] [,] [7] [,] [9] copyTo: 3&5&7&9
Copies the current cue to cues 3, 5, 7, and 9.
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Pace514
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by Pace514 »
How nice !!!
Exactly wath i need !
Thanks a lot !
Pascal