Jack Campin writes: | X:154 | T:Zaplet Kolo | O:Yugoslavia | Z:Jack Campin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> abcusers 2002-4-19 | M:none | L:1/8 | K:none | [K:D] [M:4/4] a2 f2 g2 e2|f2 d2- dgfe|f2 d2- dgfe|fg a2- agfe|[M:2/4] f2 d2:| | [K:G] [M:4/4] d2 B2 c2 A2|B2 G2- GcBA|B2 G2- GcBA|Bc d2- dcBA|[M:2/4] B2 G2:| | | but I was pretty sure no computer implementation would understand it.
Hmmm ... This did turn up a bug in my jcabc2ps clone. It handled the inline key and meter changes without problems. But for some reason it decided not to draw a clef. The first example worked fine, treble clef and all. This oughta work, of course. I have added clef=none as a modifier to the K and V lines, because I've needed it for producing things like small musical fragments in documents, and pages of manuscript paper with just the staff lines. My guess is that the K:none turned off both the key signature and the clef. I'll fix it, of course. (Actualy, it's not that unusual to see music without clefs on most of the lines. This is done in O'Neill's 1850, for example. You might think this is weird, but I've asked a few trad Irish musicians whether they noticed any unusual notation in their copy of O'Neill's, and none of them even noticed. I hadn't noticed until I got involved with abcizing the book, and looked into supporting some of the things that aren't in standard abc, such as a fermata over a bar line.) To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html
