Alvin, I think you are doing a great job, and I expect the end result to be a master showpiece of ChordPro. For this I thank you and I admire you. Herbert is already giving you great advices, and I'll

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A yet undocumented but functional feature is that if the text is preceded with an asterisk, it is not interpreted as a chord. It is not transposed and this will also avoid the 'unrecognizable chord' w

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There is currently no provision for that. But I think it is much easier to work the other way around: have each song in an individual file and process them individually, or combined. For example, when

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I see no real problem with accepting lowercase chord names, which will also cover note names. I'll look into it.

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Depending on the power of the PC, building Wx can take a substantial while... maybe hours... But as you may guess, you don't need this Wx if you use the command line chordpro. cpan App::Music::ChordPr

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Yes. You can save or print it from the previewer. With the command line version you can generate PDF files directly.

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The module names are case sensitive. It is cpan Wx (capital W). ChordPro is a perl program. WxChordPro is a GUI wrapper around ChordPro. The wrapper only exposes a limited number of formatting capabil

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Hi Ian, welcome to ChordPro. I noticed something changed in the Strawberry repositories and it seems that App::Music::ChordPro::Wx is missing. I have to track that down. You have two options. One is t

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The default user config file depends on the operating system and user environment. Common values are $HOME/.config/chordpro/chordpro.json and $HOME/.chordpro/chordpro.json, where $HOME indicates the e

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Welcome! Did you set the number of columns? https://www.chordpro.org/chordpro/directives-columns/

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Glad you got it working. It is not uncommon to expect a dev build to also install the program, but it does not so you can run the dev alongside the stable version. I've added a note about this in the

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Are you sure you are actually running the dev version? According to the PDF it was created by ChordPro 0.973, not dev.

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Ok, I've found commit 12d6d39 and it is indeed a recent dev. Sorry for the confusion. The formatting should work. For example: {title: Test} [C]E ku'u lei e hele mai 'oe ^{A 'ike i} na wai[Dm]

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Hi Jan, I don't know what R0_97_1.r657.g12d6d39 is supposed to mean, but it doesn't look like a recent dev... R0_97_1 was released almost two years ago. git clone https://github.com/ChordPro/chordpro.

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I get the feeling you are actually looking for some kind of folding mode, where for each section (verse, chorus, ...) you can control whether it is shown in full, or only a reference. Or are you reall

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Thanks to the outline algorithms we now have a decent Table of Contents. Multiple tables, even... Generic config settings: // Table of contents. "contents" : [ { "fields" : [ "songindex" ], "label" :

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You need the dev version for the outlines to work... Can you run from git (see https://www.chordpro.org/beta/chordpro-run-from-git/)?

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Current dev has been comitted with the following config changes: // Bookmarks (PDF outlines). // fields: primary and (optional) secondary fields. // label: outline label // line: text of the outline e

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This version should be better. It handles sorttitle and sortauthor as well.

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Attached a PDF with a couple of songs with bookmarks. No hierarchy, no sorting yet. I just want to make sure these are the bookmarks you talk about.

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