On Wed, Jul 23, 2008 at 15:25, Julien Claassen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi! > Paul: As I understood the sfz format is text-based. I didn't take a look. > But depending on what it looks like, a parser generator might be good > advice. > If the SFZ is an xml variant libxml might be better suited. > Kindest regards > Julien > Here's what a snippet from a SFZ file looks like: [BEGIN SFZ] ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Region Name: NOTE E_ <region> sample=E_1.wav key=52 lovel=111 hivel=127 <region> sample=E_2.wav key=52 lovel=86 hivel=110 <region> sample=E_3.wav key=52 lovel=71 hivel=85 <region> sample=E_4.wav key=52 lovel=0 hivel=70 ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Region Name: NOTE F_ <region> sample=F_1.wav key=53 lovel=111 hivel=127 <region> sample=F_2.wav key=53 lovel=86 hivel=110 <region> sample=F_3.wav key=53 lovel=71 hivel=85 <region> sample=F_4.wav key=53 lovel=0 hivel=70 [END SFZ] -- Anders Dahnielson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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