Luis == Luis Pablo Gasparotto [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Luis Is there anybody working on a Lilypond to ABC converter?
Why would you want to go that way? Just write it in ABC in the first
place. Then use the abc to lilypond converter if you want to add some
of the information that
LilyPond version 2.4 was released today!
LilyPond is a program for making beautiful music notation. It is
open source/free software, and is available for all popular operating
systems. It runs on most Unix flavors --including Linux and MacOS X--
and MS Windows. Use it for your music too!
This is really from Jan Nieuwenhuizen [EMAIL PROTECTED], who asked me
to forward it here.
Dear music enthousiasts,
LilyPond is a program for making beautiful music notation. It is
free/open source software, and is available for all popular operating
systems. It runs on most Unix flavors
Jack == Jack Campin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jack It would be, but it would throw away many of the distinctive
Jack things ABC can express. For eample, look at the pibroch
Jack example in my modes tutorial. I put the canntaireachd form
Jack of the music at the right margin as
Phil == Phil Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Phil If you really want to do this you'll have to write a (fairly basic)
Phil abc parser.
Maybe the abc2abc program that comes with the ABCMIDI package could be
modified fairly easily?
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Atte == Atte Andr Atte writes:
Atte Is there any (pref. linux-based, commandline and open-source)
Atte software outthere that will unfold repeats?
Abc2midi does it, so I guess if you can run abc2midi and then
midi2abc, you have abc with the repeats unfolded.
Probably not the answer
David == DavBarnert [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
David pdf). The problem with compatibility with abc for this format
David (and I believe all the others) is support for modes. I don't think
David any of the other formats know the difference between C major and A
David minor.
David == dcuny David writes:
David If someone could suggest a good source of example notation
David (other than Sigler's), that would be helpful.
Look at the feta and parmesan fonts in lilypond
http://www.lilypond.org. And whatever they do for fonts in
MusiXTeX.
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Jeff == Jeff Bigler [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jeff I hesitate to open this can of worms, but perhaps the standard could
Jeff separate commands into:
Jeff %%display command
Jeff command is intended for all applications that display music.
Jeff %%play command
Jeff
Richard == Richard Robinson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Richard Basically, I think the original abc2mtex model was a good
Richard and helpful way to look at it - go through the file
Richard replacing each individual tune with something that a
Richard typesetter can treat as a
Irwin == I Oppenheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Irwin Application that operate on the level of individual
Irwin tunes, can better ignore it.
Are you assuming that all tunes fit on one page? If not, it seems
like one very well might need %%newpage or some such within a tune.
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John == John Chambers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
John You can use middle=NOTE (or just m=NOTE) to say what abc note you
John want to appear on the middle staff line.
If you're going to allow specification of non-five-line staffs, you
might want to say 'line or space' here. For
I == I Oppenheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I Unless an application can handle a complete tunebook in
I a well-defined way, you will never be sure how
I individual tunes will be formatted on the page, and
I consequently you won't know what the right position
I will be to
Phil == Phil Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Phil More's the point, how could I have discovered the existence
Phil of col for myself?
I would have guessed man -k backspace might do it for you, but it
doesn't on my LINUX system. man -k filter does come up with both
col and colcrt.
Forwarded fForwarded from the lilypond-info list:
LilyPond is an automated music engraving system: it is used to make
gorgeous sheet music. Use it for your music too!
Information, examples and documentation are available from the
completely redesigned website, which is at
Jack == Jack Campin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jack BTW, how well do existing ABC applications handle pieces
Jack where the voices are not all barred the same?
For single-voice music, most of them used to be pretty good. For
multi-voice music, it varies -- abcm2ps used to be the worst
Anders == Anders Wiren [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Anders We have invisible barline [|] and we can specify draw
Anders barlines between staves.
So if we can do both of these at once, with the barline on the staff
invisible, and the one between it visible, we have what I'm talking
about.
I haven't read the new standard about multiple staves, but does it
allow specification of bar's *between* the staves but *not* on them?
This is something a lot of people (not me) like for early music
that was originally published as unbarred parts. It's usually easier for
modern players to
John == John Chambers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
John I. Oppenheim writes:
John |
John | %%propagate-accidentals 0 | 1
John |
John | When set to 0, accidentals apply only to the note they're attached to.
John | When set to 1, accidentals also apply to all the notes of the
Richard == Richard Robinson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Richard Though, yes, the use of the existing %%midi namespace
Richard would be a clue - helpful in general (since it gives a
Richard rough idea of what sort of work it does) and misleading
Richard in particular (since, as
Richard == Richard Robinson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Richard Ah. Interesting, yes. Also, come to think of it, ny
Richard abc_compare, which borrowed the abcMIDI parser, to unroll
Richard ABC into a stream of notes. Does abc2ly also unroll
Richard repeats, etc ?
Optionally.
Richard == Richard Robinson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Richard Increasingly, I begin to wonder if this should be seen as
Richard a fork. I've been arguing the toss over a lot of these
Richard new proposals, on the grounds that they might as well be
Richard done right if at all,
I notice that the clefs section uses only a small number of arbitrary
names, and doesn't allow for specifying shapes on lines. I think you
should also allow:
G1, G2,...G5
F1, F2,...F5
C1, C2,...C5
Or at least, make C, G, and F names as well as treble, alto, etc.
For the
I don't see any discussion of the relationship between accidentals and
barlines. This is important, because in order to translate ABC, which
records the appearance of a note in staff notation, into, e.g., MIDI
or lilypond, which records the absolute pitch of the note, you need to
know how long
John == John Chambers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
John (I do think abc could use some competition, though. When are we going
John to see some big Lilypond or MusicML web sites?)
Mine's a pretty big Lilypond web site. There are pointers to a couple
of others on the lilypond page. In
Wil == Wil Macaulay [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Wil Do we lose anything if we couple this to M:none? or do we
Wil need to be able to specify
Wil both a meter (M:C comes to mind) and separately the behaviour of
Wil accidentals?
Yes.
Not having barlines is very different from not
Phil == Phil Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Not having barlines is very different from not having a meter. Most
Renaissance tunes have a meter of C, C|, 3/2 or something, but they
either didn't use barlines at all or used them for something very
different from telling you
John == John Chambers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
John Next you'll be telling us that Britney Spears is a musician ...
Does she follow standards?
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Arent == Arent Storm [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Also, when using abc to store complex scores, I think that
human readablity is of very small importance, if at all; it
will be uncomprehensable anyway.
Not all multivoice scores are impossible to read. Jack Campin
Arent == Arent Storm [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Irwin % variant A
Irwin G2G2A4 | (FEF) D (A2G) G|\
Irwin M:4/4
Irwin K:C
Irwin c2c2(B2c2) |
I think this is actually an example of a recommended syntax in some
pretty widespread documentation. (Probably something that
Richard == Richard Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Richard Which reminded me of abc2ly. I looked at that once and
Richard found it wouldn't deal with large amounts of my abc
Why not? If it's the one tune per run limitation, abcselect will deal
with that for you.
Richard ...
Richard == Richard Robinson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Richard No, it wasn't that, just the problem of variant
Richard dialects. The last time I tried it (a couple of days ago,
Richard after the mention in uc.o.l reminded me of it) I hit a
Richard tune I'd just typed up which
Irwin == I Oppenheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Irwin % variant A
Irwin G2G2A4 | (FEF) D (A2G) G|\
Irwin M:4/4
Irwin K:C
Irwin c2c2(B2c2) |
I think this is actually an example of a recommended syntax in some
pretty widespread documentation. (Probably
Richard == Richard Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Can you send me that file? I thought I had that fixed
Richard You probably have - it's just the same old much-argued missing
Richard start-repeat at the beginning of the opening bar. Some ABC apps
Richard complain, as
Richard == Richard Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Richard I notice it prints without title or other text.
You must be using lilypond-book? If you use the standard ly2dvi, it
prints the Title and Composer.
Richard I'm sure this is configurable, I wonder where ...
There's a lot
Irwin == I Oppenheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Irwin When I tried one my tunes, I got this output:
Irwin
Irwin abc2ly from LilyPond 1.6.10
Irwin Parsing `shnei.abc'...
Irwin Line ... shnei.abc: 21: Huh? Don't understand
Irwin G|G2G2A4|(FEF) D (A2G)
Phil == Phil Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Phil Er, why would you want to put a space in place of the backslash?
Phil Joining the two lines without a separator seems the logical
Phil thing to do (or at least I can't immediately think of a situation
Phil where adding a space
Richard == Richard Robinson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ah, but I didn't mean TeX formatting of the musical
notation. I meant, how to get typesetting of text that
surrounds abc, how to handle the mixing of text and tunes -
placing abc tunes on a sheet of paper along with
Richard == Richard Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Richard What I do is take all the text out of the abc tune, use
Richard the usual abc2ps suspects to generate an eps of the bare
Richard tune (with no text), have LaTeX set the title and any
Richard other abc-tune text
Irwin == I Oppenheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Irwin Maybe you can comment on how the !nobreak! command is
Irwin implemented in lilypond, where you found it useful?
Lilypond translates the lilypond input format into TeX, so it's
implemented via the TeX line-breaking algorithm. This is
Laura == Laura Conrad [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Either way the programming's gonna get messy.
Laura Programming a good linebreaking algorithm is indeed messy.
Which is why the authors of lilypond and MusixTeX decided to let
Donald Knuth do it for them. Unfortunately, this raises
John == John Chambers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
John And I've wondered whether cedille and ogonek are actually
John two different things, or just different artistic
John representations of the same mark. I know that you see a
John variety of such tails in the languages that use
Bernard == Bernard Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Bernard But why would you want to put :: at the end of the tune
Bernard when :| is correct notation? Do you really want to see a
Bernard repeat-both-ways barline at the end? I think not.
In modern notation you wouldn't, but if you
Phil == Phil Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Phil That doesn't work in BarFly either. The alignment is
Phil disrupted because bar lines in the lyric are treated as
Phil words. Also because neither the program nor I knows what \-
Phil means. (It's not one of the TeX escape
Wil == Wil Macaulay [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Wil Why isn't anybody else using Java?
Have you tried convincing people without a fast net connection to
download it?
If they force Microsoft to install it, probably everybody will start
using it.
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Wil == Wil Macaulay [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Wil I disagree, but maybe I have a different idea of 'realistic
Wil size'. I'd be interested to see what your opinion would be
Wil of Skink.
I like Skink a lot, but I have yet to convince any of my friends to
install it. It seems like
Jeff == Jeff Bigler [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jeff I would find it particularly useful to have an explicit
Jeff linebreak command that would override the continue all line
Jeff ends (append '\') option to the abc2ps-like programs.
Jeff Usually, I want the program to just decide
Bernard == Bernard Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Richard Umm. Even if you only write in Spanish, French, German, Danish,
Richard Norwegian, Swedish ... you're going to want non-127 accented
Richard characters. If you don't write lyrics you'll want them for a tune
Richard title.
John == John Chambers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
John One thing I can see missing right now is the cedille that
John Romanian and Polish use on some letters other than C. I
John suppose the obvious notation for this would be \,s and \,t.
It's called an ogonek (in Polish, anyway),
Bernard == Bernard Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Bernard Maybe we need a register of accepted application names/codes.
There is one on the sourceforge ABC site. It seems to be down at the
moment, so I can't post an exact URL.
I want to echo some comments made by other members of the
Laura == Laura Conrad [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Laura There is one on the sourceforge ABC site. It seems to be
Laura down at the moment, so I can't post an exact URL.
It's back up:
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/abc/src/standard/pp_directives.txt?rev=HEADcontent-type
Bernard == Bernard Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Bernard But this avoids the question of what *is* the character
Bernard set? For the Americans £ (pound!) and Euro are extended
Bernard characters yet of course for a European accented
Bernard characters of all sorts are right
Irwin == I Oppenheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Irwin On Tue, 24 Jun 2003, Phil Taylor wrote:
That is not a good idea. Several of these letters
(THLMPSO?) have already a predefined meaning. It would
be better to leave these letters free.
Irwin Let me make myself more
Composer name
If I say in my ABC:
C: Laura Conrad (c) 2003
it's not going to print that way.
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Steve == Steve Mansfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Has anyone thought of compiling a centralized database of abc tunes
similar to olga.net..
Steve /discussion
Steve But I've still not heard anything that makes me think that
Steve this sort of centralised abc database has
Guido == Guido Gonzato [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Guido I'm writing stuff and I need the help of French and German
Guido speaking people. I want to write a table where the main
Guido musical terms are listed in four languages: Italian,
Guido English, French, and German. Spanish
Paulo == Paulo Eleutério Tibúrcio [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Paulo Skink
Paulo http://www.geocities.com/Nashville/7088/abc4mac.html
Paulo Allows you to edit, view and play ABC 1.6. I
Paulo couldn't get it to read more complex ABCs.
I hope you sent bug
Frank == Frank Nordberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Frank But there's a problem with abc2midi's peculiar way of interpreting
Frank -dotted notation.
Frank I think somebody mentioned a way around this some time
Frank ago. Does anybody remember how it was done?
I've been just
Bruce == Bruce Olson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Bruce I've looked at ABCs of some tunes among the broadside
Bruce ballad ones on my website. They sure liked accidentals in
Bruce the 17th century.
That's because they weren't really thinking in key signatures the way
we are. At the
Eric == Forgeot Eric [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Eric I think Skink can be a good program to quick glance throughout
Eric some tunes (to find a nice one to play/study for example), so sad
Eric it still has problem with the sound,
Have you tried the latest version (that just came out
Wil == Wil Macaulay [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Wil I was thinking of anything else that might be on the public-access terminal...
Wil wil
I agree that a crippleware version of Skink might be a good
display (and play) only ABC program.
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Wil == Wil Macaulay [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Wil Version 1.0b2 July 19 2002
Wil New Features and Bugfixes
Wil - continuous display while entering tunes
This makes it a really exciting addition to the ABC armory. It's the
first thing I've tried that makes editing the underlay for
Wil == Wil Macaulay [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Wil I'd be happy to let Skink be used for that purpose - it will directly open
Wil a URL (use the Fetch menu selection from the File menu). It is, however,
Wil a reasonably fully-featured text editor, so would it be necessary or
Wil
Atte == Atte Andre Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Atte http://www.biff.org.uk/dave/abc.html
I've never managed to find a real ABC file that that one can parse.
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Frank == Frank Nordberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Atte By now I'm almost error free when typing notes, so I don't
Atte need any of the two available palm abcs.
Which is the other one?
Atte This works quite well, although I don't do symphonies that
Atte way...
I'm
Guido == Guido Gonzato [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Guido I've transcribed some short tunes with my Palm. I'm using PalmABC without an
Guido external keyboard, and IMHO it's simply a pain. It's *very* slow, compared
Guido to a real keyboard. I have tried to come up with some ideas, but
Dave == Dave Holland [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Dave This illustrates the point that putting all your list-maintainers in one
Dave basket is a bad idea. How about sharing the role, or having a deputy
Dave list-maintainer?
Or putting the list on some software that does the routine
Atte == Atte Andre Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Atte What I do with my palm and abc is just type ahead in a memo, no headers or
Atte fancy stuff, just notes. Then I import (copy/paste) from j-pilot to emacs
Atte in my default-header'ed document. By now I'm almost error free
laurie == laurie griffiths Laurie writes:
laurie I'd better wait and see what Jack and Phil say - but there seem to me to be
laurie many Scotsmen that consider their variant of English a separate language
laurie (some of Burns poetry can be pretty impenetrable to us English).
We're having a heat wave here in New England, and I'm toying with the
idea of taking a facsimile and my Visor and the Stowaway Keyboard to
an air conditioned place this afternoon and hanging out and
transcribing music.
Has anyone done this, and do they have any tips for getting used to
typing
Jack == Jack Campin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Currently, the abc2midi transposer only understands the key
signature. So if I have a piece in D dorian, and I transpose
it up 3 half notes, the transposed output is in Ab. It should
be in F dorian.
This is an inevitable
laurie == laurie griffiths Laurie writes:
laurie Why does transposition need to understand the mode?
Currently, the abc2midi transposer only understands the key
signature. So if I have a piece in D dorian, and I transpose it up 3
half notes, the transposed output is in Ab. It should be
Rick == Rick Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Rick For Linux, the latest Netscape I could get (the last time I
Rick checked) was 4.51 or something like that, and I don't think
Rick it does PNG yet.
I think it does; I think all Netscape 4.x does png. I'm
running 4.73, and it
Atte == Atte Andre Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
(ABC, GIF, and QuickTime formats)
Atte Wouldn't pdf be a nice format? IMO better than gif. You could offer both.
Given he's also providing the ABC, you can produce any format you like.
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Phil == Phil Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Phil Most users will know what size of paper they print on (A4 or US Letter
Phil in the vast majority of cases). They can be asked to specify their
Phil margin sizes (or you could just assume one inch all round, which is
Phil big
Phil == Phil Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Phil The only faster way to get music into a computer is to play it on
Phil a midi keyboard, and even then you are usually going to have to
Phil do a lot of post entry editing.
The people I know who claim to be really fast in Finale use
John == John Chambers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
John (Hey. Laura; does LilyPond distinguish all these? Just curious.)
Yes:
Tie:
a ~ a
slur:
a () a
phrasing slur:
a \(\) a
The documentation says:
James == James Allwright [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
James The inconsistency is deliberate. The point is that when you play a
James hornpipe or anything else with dotted rhythm (or swing, or whatever
James you want to call it), keeping a 3:1 ratio is rather harder than
James
Atte == Atte Andre Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Atte On Sat, 25 May 2002, Laurie (ukonline) wrote:
Atte Andre Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wroteI don't care how my abc playes,
and looking back on the descussion about ^f-|f a couple of months ago
obviously abc2midi is only to
Atte == Atte Andre Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Atte I even ran lily (prior to knowing about your stuff) but the
Atte wildly hacking of Han-Wen, and the resulting unstability of
Atte the language made me put that on hold.
I understand the feeling. I have been sticking with the
Phil == Phil Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Phil Laura wrote:
abc2ly enables you to get both printed and played music from abc. I
haven't fixed the ^F-|F problem yet, although it's on my list, but it
certainly doesn't have the F F problem.
Phil What's the F F
John == John Chambers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
John Can we get a list of sites where music-related lists might be happier
John than at yahoo?
I have a mailman mailing list server running on my home computer
that's been working well for the lists of several organizations I
belong to.
John == John Chambers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
John Can we get a list of sites where music-related lists might be happier
John than at yahoo?
And I should also mention that we can have as many mailing lists as we
want at the Sourceforge site, as long as they're vaguely related to a
Ewan == Ewan A Macpherson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ewan I guess I don't understand why there's a problem with endings of
Ewan different lengths. Why do you need to mark the end of [2 here? Once
Ewan past the :|, the player will just keep on going regardless, no?
But a
John == John Chambers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
John The don't tell anybody is accurate. Your clique will want to keep
John its URLs a secret. This is mostly to keep the search sites from
John finding your stuff and advertising it to the world.
There's something else you
Alberto == Alberto Manuel Brandão Simões [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Alberto Is there any tool to convert abc document into an image? I was using
Alberto abcm2ps, but when music is too big, it generates two images.
I struggled with this when I was doing the Morley canzonets for two
Laurie == laurie griffiths Laurie writes:
Laurie I need a good strathspey to play on the fiddle in the key of B flat major.
Laurie Any suggestions?
Transpose whatever strathspey you like into the key of Bb?
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Steve == Steve Mansfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Steve Anyone got any suggestions as to either (a) where my enquirer might
Steve find the pipe symbol or (b) how else they might get round this?
If I did have to type ABC without a |, I would use some other
character that doesn't get
Laurie == Laurie Griffiths [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Laurie Also I was young and pitifully innocent and missed almost
Laurie all of the dirty jokes.
That was my problem; we did read 12th night, but I missed the dirty
jokes. As well as all the stuff about dancing.
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Laurie == Laurie Griffiths [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Laurie Muse is only £20 and does it in one, but are there not free ones?
abc2midi in combination with a MIDI player. I'm pretty sure there's
some kind of MIDI player that comes with Windows; I use the version of
Cakewalk that came with
John == John Chambers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
John It's really the ABC representation that's misleading, implying that
John ties and slurs are different things. It would be better for ABC to
John officially go along with the usual musical convention, and just say
John
Atte == Atte Andre Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Atte If I have
Atte CDE^F- | F
Atte that is perfectly allowed in music notation, and abcm2ps also findes it no
Atte problem at all (which it isn't), but abc2midi gives me this in the
Atte midifile:
Atte CDE^F | F
Atte == Atte Andre Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The
combining is pretty easy; I have a script that does it for specific
file names, but it could be generalized fairly easily.
Atte I would love to see your script (bash?), can I convince you
Atte to send it to me?
Atte == Atte Andre Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Atte I've started using abc (actually abcm2ps) for writing charts
Atte for a big band. So now I need some tools to manipulate the
Atte voices individually, for instance spit a file up in the
Atte individual voices, and then
John == John Chambers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
John Can this mailserver do the trick of just stripping out attachments?
I think it would be friendlier to just put a size limit on postings.
It really makes sense to use attachments for something like an ABC
file that the reader may want to
John == John Chambers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
John | On Tue 18 Dec 2001 at 01:00PM +, Erik Ronstr=F6m wrote:
John | Consider standard music notation:
John | My theory is that once upon a time, the repeat sign consisted of two
John | dots (:), and always coincided with a
John == John Chambers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
John My conclusion is that there's no standard for this among printers, at
John least in the British Isles and North America. The best advice for
John anyone implementing an ABC player would be to expect all of these,
John
John == John Chambers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
John BTW, where does the 1.6 standard explicitly forbid this final :|? I
John don't seem to see anything at all on the topic, only the statement
John that :| marks the end of a repeated section. This would imply that
John
Laurie == Laurie Griffiths [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Laurie The question is, on what terms should the source be opened? Here is what I
Laurie have in mind.
You don't say anything about the source being available to anyone.
This is what makes an open source project open source. If you
James == James Allwright [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[about global header fields]
James This is not a widely implemented feature of the abc standard and I
James would personally like it to become deprecated. My reasoning is that
James if you have global fields, you can't treat a
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