audio/musescore: update to 4.7.3, latest upstream
The 4.7 series announcements are at
https://musescore.org/en/4.7
Submitted by Keith White, additional patches for build and bump to .3 by me.
audio/musescore: Fix wrong tag
The previous port version had teh v4.5 tag and the port built
the version 4.5 and not 4.5.1
PR: 286527
Submitted by: Keith White <kwhite.uottawa@gmail.com> (initial version)
audio/musescore: update to 4.1.0, latest release
All of the audio-backend options have gone away -- I don't see
MuseScore searching for them, either, and do not feel like digging
too far into the configure-and-build of this package either.
It bundles all kinds of stuff, where the most-worstest culprits
are dealt with in post-stage: why this installs Google Test headers
I really don't know.
Update audio/musescore to latest upstream release
Musescore helps you create beautiful sheet music.
Release notes are at
https://musescore.org/en/3.6.1https://musescore.org/en/node/316462
It's some crash fixes. FreeBSD ports skipped 3.6.0, which had lots more
changes and new sound fonts.
The port Makefile changes more than usual, because I took out
some REINPLACE_CMD and made regular patches from them. Also
MuseScore's CMake code is really weird, so it needs extra
patching to find libogg and such.
Update audio/musescore to the latest version
- The sources have moved to GitHub, and are no longer hosted by OSUOSL
- Missed a bunch of releases, see
https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/releases
for all the missed release notes.
PR: 238803
Reported by: chitty_cloud@me.com
Update audio/musescore to 3.0.2 (latest release).
We missed 3.0.1, so the two changelogs are:
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/developers-handbook/release-notes/release-notes-musescore-301-january-15-2019https://musescore.org/en/handbook/developers-handbook/release-notes/release-notes-musescore-302-january-29-2019
I don't know enough about the application's internals to summarize them
here; mostly looks like "lots of bugfixes, please upgrade."
In the port itself:
- dropped option OCR, it's always disabled in source anyway.
- wrestled with option WEBENGINE. It needs to be defined, so that
the correct CMake flag is switched OFF automatically. But it should
not be visible or selectable except on architectures where it makes
sense. OPTIONS_DEFINE_amd64 would add it where needed, but then it's
not defined for architectures where it needs to be off. OPTIONS_EXCLUDE
requires me to list all the architectures it's *not* supported on,
which seems like a bit much. Therefore, leaving the option available,
but off, as a booby-trap for people trying non-default options and
wanting WebEngine on (e.g.) PPC.
PR: 235544
Reported by: chitty_cloud@me.com
Update audio/musescore to 3.0.0, the latest release
This skips over 18 months of musescore development to get to
what's new. This version uses WebEngine, although I don't know
what it uses it for; a PORTREVISION should be able to clear that
up and make it available for aarch64 and ppc64.
All the local patches have been dropped, except for some extra
CMake-futzing in order to get it to build with ninja and not
duplicate whole chunks of WebEngine.
PR: 234801
Reported by: kunda
- Update to 2.1
- Move BROKEN_aarch64 according to portlint suggestion
- Add missing LIB_DEPENDS
- Add missing USE_QT5
- Add missing INSTALLS_ICONS=yes
- Switch to using system freefont
- Add the OCR port option to reflect the cmake option
- Remove redundant patches from files/, moved one to post-patch
PR: 221873
Submitted by: yuri@rawbw.com
- Import some useful bits from another musescore port submission [1]
- Depend on qtscriptgenerator rather than building local copy of it
- Add note on codecs which may be needed to CJK users to pkg-message
- Use %%DATADIR%% macro
- Disable portaudio by default since it doesn't seem to work
PR: 156495 [1]
Submitted by: Denny Lin <dennylin93@hs.ntnu.edu.tw>
MuseScore is a free cross-platform WYSIWYG music notation program
that offers a cost-effective alternative to commercial programs
such as Sibelius and Finale.
You can print beautifully engraved sheet music or save it as PDF
or MIDI file.
Some highlights:
* WYSIWYG, notes are entered on a "virtual note sheet"
* Unlimited number of staves
* Up to four voices per staff
* Easy and fast note entry with your keyboard, mouse, or MIDI keyboard
* Integrated sequencer and FluidSynth software synthesizer
* Import and export of MusicXML and Standard MIDI Files
* Available for Windows, Mac and Linux
* Translated in 43 languages
* GNU GPL licensed
WWW: http://musescore.org/
