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A somewhat trickier problem is that there's currently a fair amount
of abc tunes that don't even use the initial repeat on second and
later sections. Some users seems to think that :| is a fine way to
start a repeated section.
This is also what many printed sources do, e.g.
Jack Campin says -
repeat signs are bars,
I don't think so. At a quick glance, seven out of the first twelve tunes in the Northumbrian Piper's Tune Book have repeat symbols that don't coincide with bars.
Also, if you want to reorganize the line breaks, you have to edit the
adjacent :| and |:
Jack Campin wrote:
Version 3 *should* produce an error warning, as there is an empty bar
between lines 3 and 4; this is no different from writing the first two
lines as
Aee efg|edB dBG|Aee efg|edB A3 |
|aaa gag|fgf eAA|Aee efg|edB A3:|
which BarFly correctly flags as an attempt to write 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
