to write a parser that is going
to be obsolete before I even start. Is there a group concensus
on this?
Thanks,
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if there are more than three measures with voice overlays
in one line.
What do you all think?
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lines to do it:
I:implicit_line_breaks = no
K:D
[V:S] ccAb ccA2|fdab
[V:A] ccAb ccA2|fdab
K:G
[V:S] xdE2|c4 c4 |!
[V:A] xdE2|c4 c4 |!
This would give you one line with two voices with a key change in
the middle of the second measure.
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ccA2|fdab
[V:*] K:G
[V:S] xdE2|c4 c4 |!
[V:A] xdE2|c4 c4 |!
which is explicit and less error-prone than having to repeat
meter and key changes in every voice.
tom
Jean-Francois Moine said:
On Fri, 12 Mar 2004 14:02:21 -0700 (MST), Tom Satter
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip]
Doing
Jean-Francois Moine said:
On Fri, 12 Mar 2004 13:29:05 -0700 (MST), Tom Satter wrote:
[snip]
( - start a voice overlay
- reset time back to previous start point
) - end a voice overlay
abcm2ps has '(..)', but there is a parsing problem on the
closing parenthesis. Now, in the absolute
, or flag them as parse errors or
warnings? For simplicity, I'm leaning towards simply ignoring them.
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Either way that we go, I would be happy to write the hooks to make
the parser work with Python.
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structures
that I use.
So far, I have been able to parse all of the ABC files in my
small test suite (about 10 ABC files, including a couple of
very large files).
You can find the code as it stands right now at:
http://www.purecode.com/~tsatter/python/
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very difficult to read, and that's why I never used it.
Regards.
Hudson Lacerda
P.S. In the file sample3.abc (from abcm2ps) there are some , but
(using that program) they have the same effect of the simple . I cannot
understand it neither.
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the () syntax but has not released a new 2.0 spec
since the time that we had that discussion.
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