Has anyone thought of compiling a centralized database of abc tunes
similar to olga.net.. I find that resource incredibly useful.
Basically something like John's tune finder, except that it saves
everything to a local database.
I would be willing to donate computing power storage space to
Jean-François Moine wrote:
On Fri, 28 Feb 2003 21:44:29 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Phil Taylor)
wrote:
John Chambers has proposed a series of extensions to handle this, and
I tried to implement them in my own program. It turned out to be a
nightmare to get it working in the player. Eventually I
The new editor which I'm using in the OS X version of BarFly supports
UTF16 (Unicode) and bi-directional text, so at some point I'll
probably be able to do languages which read from right to left.
It occurred to me to wonder how music is represented in these.
If you have a song with aligned words
Phil Taylor writes:
| The new editor which I'm using in the OS X version of BarFly supports
| UTF16 (Unicode) and bi-directional text, so at some point I'll
| probably be able to do languages which read from right to left.
| It occurred to me to wonder how music is represented in these.
|
| If you
The new editor which I'm using in the OS X version of BarFly supports
UTF16 (Unicode) and bi-directional text, so at some point I'll
probably be able to do languages which read from right to left.
It occurred to me to wonder how music is represented in these.
If you have a song with aligned
I've recently managed to produce mid-repeat variation brackets in
abcm2ps by adapting the octava decoration. I'm finding it useful for
the occasional Highland pipe tune, and perhaps other will too. The
decoration is implemented using the %%postscript and %%deco pseudo-
comments. Having
Has anyone thought of compiling a centralized database of abc tunes
similar to olga.net.. I find that resource incredibly useful.
Basically something like John's tune finder, except that it saves
everything to a local database.
I would be willing to donate computing power storage space to
Has anyone thought of compiling a centralized database of abc tunes
similar to olga.net..
/discussion
But I've still not heard anything that makes me think that this sort of
centralised abc database has any advantage or real purpose.
JC's tune finder is a (wonderful wonderful wonderful) tool
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
Have you any experience with counter-attacking methods called 'tarpitting'
or 'quicksanding'... I don't recall which. I read a blurb about it a while
ago Specifically, intentionally timing out requests from snakes/spiders/etc
to bog their machine down to the point that they sit up and take
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