There's an `include' statement (just replace `input' below with
`include')... It should work the way you expect (the included file will
be shifted 10 beats).
At some point I plan on making the command line a little more
sophisticated (I think it would also be nice to override settings at
least or notate the same file with different presets). Another idea I
have is to allow storing the current "timestamp" in a variable in a .fms
file so that it could be referred to later (which could make it much
easier to piece together sections of variable length)...
-David
On Mon, 2011-05-02 at 15:42 +0200, [email protected] wrote:
> Hi David.
>
> In a fomus-based project here, sections are kept in separate files. Ie:
>
> '$ fomus HEAD.fms sec1.fms sec2.fms ...'
>
> Inside each sec*.fms theres a 'time +n {... ' statement, shifting whats
> in there to the wanted time.
>
> However, having to manually adjust offsets after any durational change
> in the past structure is kludgy.
>
> Is there a way to input files in a .fms-file? Fex:
>
> time +10 {
> input "sec2.fms"
> }
>
> alternatively providing statements like 'time +10' on the command-line,
> before each filename or some such?
>
> Perhaps youve got better ideas?
>
> Thanks alot.
>
> -anders
>
>
>
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