MS4 crashes when I use a MS3 plugin.
I have just installed MS4. It's very sleek, but I have ported some plugins over from MS3. I have just tried to run the CheckParallels plugin, but MS4 crashes as soon as I close the results dialogue box.
There are presumably many third party plugins "out there" which clearly are no longer compatible, and this is going to seriously impact MS4's usability.
Comments
Most probably due to use of
Qt.quit();which was wrong tonus in MuseScore 3 already, just didn't result in it crashing.Change to use just
quit();In reply to Most probably due to use of… by Jojo-Schmitz
Presumably I should change "import MuseScore 3.0" to "import MuseScore 4.0" too.
In reply to Presumably I should change … by ChasW
No
In reply to Presumably I should change … by ChasW
But you may want to add something like this:
for the plugin to show with that title in the Plugin Manager
In reply to But you may want to add… by Jojo-Schmitz
Where in the file should I put that bit of code?
In reply to Where in the file should I… by ChasW
See below
In reply to Where in the file should I… by ChasW
You've answered that with your updated file. Thanks
In reply to Most probably due to use of… by Jojo-Schmitz
Thanks. That did the trick. It's now working.
Try the attached
I've updated https://musescore.org/en/project/check-parallel-fifths-and-octaves with that
In reply to I've updated https:/… by Jojo-Schmitz
Did you write this plugin?
In reply to Did you write this plugin? by ChasW
No, heuchi did
There still seem to be issues with the Parallel Octave/fifth plugin in MS4:-
1. It is very slow. I don't think this is due to the absence of a compiled version (i.e..qmlc), since MS3 works just as fast after temporarily removing its equivalent .qmlc file.
2. The parallel error text is not displayed.
3. I can't subsequently remove the coloured notes by an "undo".
In reply to There still seem to be… by ChasW
Yes, there are still open issues with it indeed. Marc Sabatella has a fixed version...