> After several online discussions, I (and probably a few others) have
> implemented the rather trivial extension of allowing any string of
> digits, commas, hyphens and periods to label an ending. This means
> that endings like [1,3 and [1-3 work with a very few abc tools.
> It seems that this should be a rather trivial addition to most abc
> programs (though players would have a bigger problem of needing to
> actually understand the ending syntax in some minimal sense).
Does it behave correctly in this case?...
...
K:D
...(a)...
|: ...(b)... [1,3 [K:D Minor] ...(c)... :|
[2 ...(d)... || % no key change
...(e)...
The key signature is two sharps for the (a), (b) and (d) music and
one flat for the (c) and (e) sections. (I can easily imagine a piece
actually having this structure, and if there isn't one already out
there maybe I'll just write one...)
Display-only programs sometimes need to simulate execution too.
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