Christophe, well done. The playing and the score highlighting the note was fantastic. And being originally from the South of France I enjoyed hearing the cicadas.
I'd love to leverage what you created and make it generic if it's not already the case. I quickly took a look at your repository and I'd appreciate if you could provide a high level description of the workflow to briefly explain what piece of the code is responsible for generating what. On Fri, Jan 2, 2026 at 1:19 PM Kevin Cole <[email protected]> wrote: > Some further research turned up a demo of lilydumper and lilyplayer. > While the lilyplayer demo of an existing dump file produced by > lilydumper works, lilydumper itself, alas, does not appear to. > > lilydumper - https://github.com/henriyulianto/lilydumper > lilyplayer - https://github.com/s-d-m/lilyplayer > > They seem a bit abandoned. > > Meanwhile... blissfully displaying my ignorance, no doubt... > > I wonder (and filed an enhancement / feature request issue) if it > would be worth adding a "verbose" option that causes SVGs to add in > classes (or other attributes) for each note or rest glyph. A sequence > number "class" based upon whatever the smallest logical division of a > beat is (within reason), that acts like a figurative timestamp -- > independent of tempo, and a duration "class". All notes starting at > the same offset would get the same sequence number, and the durations > would be whole, half, quarter, eighth, dotted, etc. They might not > cover every possible way of writing scores but would cover a > significant number. > > It would seem that, with relatively little math, this could be mapped > to the corresponding MIDI... > > -- -- Marc
