It's been my first day examining the code of Musescore, and I'm trying to
investigate the mapping of notes to pitch classes.
I would be very interested in knowing whether Equal Temperament is assumed
in MuseScore.
Also, when non-equal temperaments are used (plugin or otherwise) is there
some sort of "key signature class" around which notes are tuned?
In my search so far, I stumbled across this snippet of code which involves a
"centOffset". Does this code (or any other code) function to make
calculations about intonation?
/home/craig/Documents/Musescore/MuseScore/libmscore/accidental.cpp:
29 const char* name; // translated name
30 AccidentalVal offset; // semitone offset
31: int centOffset;
32 int sym;
33 Acc(const char* t, const char* n, AccidentalVal o, int o2, int
s)
34: : tag(t), name(n), offset(o), centOffset(o2), sym(s) {}
35 };
36
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