John Walsh wrote:
> I, for one, welcome our new ABC overlords... ;-)
In Soviet Russia, abc notation parses you!
(Sorry!)
-- David Cuny
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Stephen Kellett writes:
>I think there is a problem with the approach outline below by John
>Walsh.
>
>In many places you are taking an already existing tag (for want of a
>better word), such as X: or T: or t:, whatever and adding overrides with
>no prefix to indicate it is an override. For exa
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Richard Robinson
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T: CAPTION "my snippet"
What if a tune starts with the word CAPTION? Stranger things have
happened.
From Barry's suggestion about using the space caracter as delimiter.
As you give it above with a space after the T:, CAP
On Fri, Sep 26, 2003 at 11:33:34AM +0100, Stephen Kellett wrote:
>
> In many places you are taking an already existing tag (for want of a
> better word), such as X: or T: or t:, whatever and adding overrides with
> no prefix to indicate it is an override. For example, the CAPTION
> override for
John Walsh wrote:
I've been looking over Barry Say's proposal, and it seems to me
that it fits in well with the existing abc, and opens up a couple of new
possibilities. As an example, it strikes me that one could be ambitious
with the text (t:) field, and use it to construct documents which mi
Hello all,
I've not posted to the list before before and I've only seem a bit of
traffic on here. I did see the article Barry wrote. Hopefully you won't
mind me commenting on this. I apologise if I am going over "old ground",
as if I am, I am unaware of that fact.
I think there is a problem wi
