In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Stephen Kellett
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], John Chambers
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
It usually means a trill, the TR ligature above the note. But
there's a scheme to (re)define ornaments now. I wonder how widely it
has been
On 10 Jun 2004, at 07:04, Steve Wyrick wrote:
Thanks John, I like the way that looks on abc2ps; unfortunately BarFly
doesn't like the voice headers in that position and returns a score
that's
blank except for title composer!
As you mentioned, abc2ps doesn't need the middle=d term. BarFly
I have implemented the transpose clause on the sound, but I wasn't sure
about the score. You have confirmed that transpose should not be
reflected there. My progam does not yet implement the 'middle' clause,
and automatically positions the notes on the score according to pitch.
There are also
Steve Wyrick wrote:
| John Chambers wrote:
| I tried it with the original abc2ps, Jef Moine's abcm2ps, and my
| jcabc2ps. They all handled it. The original abc2ps had two minor
| problems: It doesn't accept V: lines in the header section, so I
| moved them to after the K:
On 10 Jun 2004, at 16:22, Steve Wyrick wrote:
Phil Taylor said:
Steve, I think you should suggest to your friends that they get
abcm2ps; it's
much more up to date, is still being developed and there are versions
for
all three major platforms. You might want to look at it yourself too,
as
you can
There used to be at least one other abc to staff notation converter on
the
web at http://www.fojar.com/~steve/abctostaff/index.php but that
just gave me
a 404, and www.fojar.com gives a message which says Moving day, so
maybe it
will be back.
There used to be another at
From: Phil Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
As another alternative, perhaps Jon Freeman could consider adding a tune
converter to FolkInfo? As he is already using abcm2ps to convert tunes
from the FolkInfo database on the fly it might not be too difficult.
I had one for a while but took it down after
From: Stephen Kellett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Jon Freeman
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I had one for a while but took it down after some abc from somewhere
caused
abcm2ps to loop and I had my ISP phoning me up asking what abcm2ps was
and
telling me that it had been using
From: Stephen Kellett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Write a monitor process that monitors your abcm2ps processes. Any
process that has been at a high CPU for more than X time, kill it. Or
modify abcm2ps to include a monitor thread to do the same task (better
as it'll know how long each tune processing
