From: Bernard Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The expensive electrical card punches (the size of a desk) printed
the
ascii equivalent across the top of the card at the same time as
printing
it.
Or more likely the EBCDIC equivalent if you used IBM machines. :-)
Ah, the good old days...
Ah yes, the
K:none is already defined in the ABC 2.0 draft spec, although there's a
slight ambiguity in that spec, since none is also shorthand for
clef=none. When I implemented that section of my parser, I resolved that
in favor of the key, and required the full clef=none if you want no clef.
K: by itself
On Thursday 19 August 2004 11:53, David Webber wrote:
From: Bernard Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The expensive electrical card punches (the size of a desk) printed
the
ascii equivalent across the top of the card at the same time as
printing
it.
Or more likely the EBCDIC equivalent if you
On 19 Aug 2004, at 16:37, Steven Bennett wrote:
K: by itself is not documented in ANY version of the ABC spec as a
valid
sequence, and cannot be assumed to work in any program. In my own
parser,
again, that would cause an error on the field, which would cause the
field
to be ignored (in an
Steven Bennett writes:
| K:none is already defined in the ABC 2.0 draft spec, although there's a
| slight ambiguity in that spec, since none is also shorthand for
| clef=none. When I implemented that section of my parser, I resolved that
| in favor of the key, and required the full clef=none if
John Chambers wrote:
Steven Bennett writes:
| K:none is already defined in the ABC 2.0 draft spec, although there's a
| slight ambiguity in that spec, since none is also shorthand for
| clef=none. When I implemented that section of my parser, I resolved that
| in favor of the key, and
Steven Bennett wrote:
| I believe I decided that T: was a valid title field as well -- some pieces
| simply don't have a title.
Yes; I have a number of examples where I don't want a title. Mostly
they're musical fragments, or things like a blank manuscript page.
OTOH, one thing my Tune Finder
| I believe I decided that T: was a valid title field as well --some
|pieces simply don't have a title.
Yes; I have a number of examples where I don't want a title. Mostly
they're musical fragments, or things like a blank manuscript page.
None none and Gan Ainm are legal titles, (And not
