Op Di. 21 Mei 2019 om 22:15 het Rodolfo Medina <[email protected]> geskryf:
> Really interesting and passioning this matter, a big one no doubt, of > the application of, and translation between, different languages of electronic > music writing. I think one must have one central language, so that adding one conversion to/from it automatically gives you conversion to the others. I suppose MusicXML is the main candidate for that central language, and we already have XML2PMX. But we don't (yet) have PMX2XML :-( A project like this was my pet programming project about three years ago, but it never got to the stage where I could put an alpha version on GitHub. My central language was not MusicXML, but Lua, since Lua is available in all TeX distributions, and a Lua table can do all that XML can plus much more. But I'm willing to share a block of comments, in case there is another Lua programmer on our list: --------- Status of project on 2016-02-20 -------------------------- -- Module names refer to modules loadable with the 'mulu.' prefix. -- Module reader writer other -- abc -- midi . -- mtx * -- mup -- native * * -- pmw -- pmx * -- readwrite -- solfa * * -- tex -- theory * -- utility * -- An asterisk means that something is working; check TODO's in the code -- of that module to see what is not working yet. A period means that some -- progress has been made but nothing useful is ready. -- Dirk
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