Guido Gonzato wrote:
On Tue, 22 Jan 2002, Phil Taylor wrote:
I would regard CC/ as an illegal construct since only makes sense
when both sides have the same length. Maybe this is the problem ?
I'm inclined to agree. It's not explicitly illegal in the abc standard,
but it's a bit ambiguous
hello,
this snippet produces a dotted quarter note followed by two joined
semi-quavers. Measure 1 does it using quavers as standard note, while
measure 2 uses quarter notes:
X: 1
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: C
%
C3C/D/E2| [L:1/4] CC/D//E|
It converts fine with abcm2ps and BarFly, but no other abc
The following variation works in Skink - the inline [L:x/x] is not
yet implemented. It's on the list! I've got [M: ] and [K:] so far.
Note that as written, the example does not have a T: line, which
is required by the 1.6 standard, and has leading space for
the M, L and K which are supposed to
On Mon, Jan 21, 2002 at 04:49:36PM +0100, Funzionario E.D. wrote:
C3C/D/E2| [L:1/4] CC/D//E|
The second measure here translates to [L:1/4]C5//C//D//E. Is that what you
wanted?
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