David Stone a écrit : > Here are a few thoughts about the gabc header fields that occur at the > start of the gabc file. They arose partly from thinking about the > idea of a repository, and partly from trying to generate titling with > gregoriotex from the gabc header fields. > > If a repository is to be useful, the header fields should be > consistently used. (http://home.gna.org/gregorio/gabc/ should > probably have a cross-reference to the > http://home.gna.org/gregorio/gregorioxml/details page.) >
That's true, if someone has time to make a more precise documentation? > Extra fields would be useful (in my opinion) for: > > - occasion: e.g. `Dominica II Adventus' (2nd Sunday of Advent) for > Populus Sion. (The Cantus database > http://publish.uwo.ca/~cantus/descript.html has such a field.) > Good idea! > - short upper text above lettrine: e.g. `Ad Magnif.' or `3 Ant.' or > `Hymn'. The gregorioxml page suggests that the a[n]notation field > should be used for this -- but then how do you enter the lower text? > (I tried having two anotation fields, but that gave a segfault.) > What exactly do you mean? Can you give an example (with a picture if possible)? > - short lower text above lettrine: usually a mode indication, with > ending (differentia) for antiphons e.g. "I g" or "IV A*" or `1' or > `1.D2'. The `mode' field cannot be used, because it must be a plain > number (the source calls atoi on it), with no scope for specifying > the ending (or even using roman numerals). > I'll change it to a simple text field, I think it's the best idea... Maybe there would be situations where we would need the actual mode number, but I'll wait for them to come up. > - license/licence: as Elie has already suggested; this would be useful > to indicate the copyright on the gabc transcription. > It's already added in the 0.9.2 version. Thanks for your idea! -- Elie _______________________________________________ Gregorio-devel mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/gregorio-devel
