Add docs on script names #330
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I suggest, "A script's name" should become "A script's name as returned by plugindef()", and we seem to agree on Capital Case for script names appearing in Finale menus. The "Use a consistent file name" section remains solid and agrees with my previous assumption about: "take things from general to specific" |
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We've had two threads on naming scripts. I think we're in consensus on at least the basics of naming scripts. So I'm adding what we agreed upon to the docs.
Fix #313
Fix #270
Looking for a LGTM from both @rpatters1 and @cv-on-hub before merging to ensure we're in agreement. Merging this PR will close the related issues. Feel free to merge without me once both of you LGTM.