>|If you choose to upload, the method is up to you. I'm sure Bob >|Tennent would be willing to set up a link from the icking archive.
Of course. Is a Windows binary available? Are there sources that could be built on other platforms? A lua script would be most convenient. Bob T. >|I want to rapidly communicate on my recent experiences with Scanner input >|into PMX. >| >|In my choir we often have the task of modifying existing notes either in >|parts of the music or the text. >|And I do not want any handwritten corrections, but something which looks >|nice. This, of course, I produce with PMX. >| >|Manually turning existing note sheets into PMX code is straightforward and >|quite fast. But with a Scanner it would be much faster. >|So I made some experimentation with the Scanner Software Smart Eye from >|VISIV /UK. Smart Eye generates after scanning (among other options) >|output >|in terms of MusicXML, >|which has been developed by Recordare ( <http://www.musicxml.com> >|www.musicxml.com). >| >|In the last two weeks I have been working on a prototype which reads in >|MusicXML and spits out the notes part for PMX. I include as example a >|christmas carol >|for SATB. After scanning there remained some inaccuracies, which could >|easily resoved with the notes editor of SharpEye. >| >|The final MusicXML code has not been touched, and everything after and >|including the line "% Bar 1" has been generated automatically. >| >|Of course, my little prototype does not (yet) completely implement >|MusicXML. Another drawback for wider use of my development might be, >|that I >|employed a somewhat exotic language: OBERON from Niklaus Wirth of >|the ETHZ >|Zürich. >| >|You are most welcome to further discuss this topic. >| >|Regards, >|Dieter >| >|____________________________________ >|Dr. Dieter Glötzel >|Im Rosengarten 27 >|64367 Mühltal >|Tel.: 06151 / 360 82 72 ------------------------------- [email protected] mailing list If you want to unsubscribe or look at the archives, go to http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/tex-music
