as was discussed on the mailing list, an ETF (Finale) would be a
useful format to support through a convertor... so I sat down and
wrote such a thing. It's working now, and converts rather reliably as
far as I can tell.
working:
- notes
- rests
- ties
- slurs
- multiple voices/staffs
todo:
- lyrics
- articulation
- tuplets
I only tested it with a few files, so if you have interesting Finale
files, feedback is welcome.
Further, .79 contains further work by Jan on the part-combining
system. Simply said, it automagically typesets two voices on a single
staff. The voices can be typeset as playing together or separately in
solos.
* etf2ly.py: Finale to LilyPond conversion.
1.3.78.jcn4
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* Made simple fix to get part-combiner to recognise different rhythms
* Unhardcoded part combiner and a2-engraver; introduced properties
splitInterval, soloADue, soloText, soloIIText, aDueText.
* Fixed part combiner's too-late problem (Dankje!)
* Fixed a2-devnull-engraver, a2-engraver.
* Renamed part combiner music names to "one", "two".
* Cleaned up decision making in part combiner, renamed to
"solo"/"unison"
1.3.77.mb1
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* Minor documentation updates
* Mark_engraver: has been broken since .73, fixed!
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