This is a screen shot of Denemo showing the new Scripting window. In it is a *very* simple script (actually just a series of Denemo menu items one after the other) which nevertheless does something useful.
It opens up a music score of your choice and creates a little graphical image of the first three measures. This is the sort of thing you need for making a visual index of your scores.
This is early stages - eventually you will be able to store these scripts and place them where you want in the menu system, and/or invoking them by whatever keypress you might wish to use.

I created this in Denemo today - is this what is needed for a drum part?

The 0.7.9 Release has been posted to the Download area.
This release includes
Allow LilyPond editing within Denemo.
Gallery of examples - Ossia, Multi-measure rests, cues, cautionary accidentals, reminder accidentals. Rehearsal Marks ...
Printing of excerpts as images (e.g. for inclusion in texts).
LilyPond import improved
Midi import improved.
Better handling of keyboard shortcuts.
Contexts (Piano context, choir context etc)

From now on there will be only bugfixes for the upcoming 0.7.9 release version of Denemo.
Compile your git version today and please provide us with all that nasty bugs you discover. Thanks!

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We are imminently intending to release Denemo. If you know of any just impediment please download the latest version and if the problem is still there let us know.

There is a Bugtracker on our Savannah Page. And now its linked in the menu right here, on Denemo.org. Please use it if you have found a bug or if you think something is weird or wrong.

Here is the latest keyboard shortcut dialog. At the bottom is the tooltip describing what the shortcut does. And, if you have found an item in the menu system that you want to use often, a right-click on it gets you to this very dialog with the item you want ready to have a shortcut applied to it.

This a screenshot of Denemo. Two of the menus are pinned-up, and
you can see on them two items which do not exist in the source.
One is Guitar Fingerings and the other Multi Measure Rests.
How did they get there? Well, you can see there is also a new menu Favorites, which is in the source, which has an add favorite menuitem.

With this you can add a menuitem anywhere in the system, giving it a name, tooltip and LilyPond text of your choice. (You can also add a shortcut).