Laura:
>> The reason the guitar chord notation got co-opted for text annotations
>> is that many, many users needed a text annotation of some kind.
Bryan:
> No. This is a reason for developing a text annotation system, not a reason
> for co-opting the guitar chord notation. Couldn't they have d
On Tue, 23 Jan 2001, John Chambers wrote:
> I could use such an option myself. Why? Well, one thing that current
> abc tools aren't very good at is dealing with fragments of abc. Most
> people don't want this, and probably haven't even thought of it. But
> I've been working on some abc tutor
Bryan said:
>If you are producing software that claims to process abc then
> surely you have a duty to make that as complete as possible
> or you aren't Fare Trading.
Fare?? Fair, I think.
Well, we disagree here. As I also claim to be able to import MIDI files,
I suppose I would have a duty
John Chambers says -
>Well, this [validation] would be useful, but it does have its limits.
A few points here.
1) If you introduce this innovation for José it should be included in the
standard and hence wouldn't be invalid so wouldn't fall foul of validation
routines.
2) Just becau
Anselm writes:
| In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
| Richard L Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
|
| > Is anyone aware of any abc collections of tunes used for
| > International Folk Dancing?
|
| John Chambers has a fair amount of stuff on his site but you have to
| piece it together for yourself.
Laurie Griffiths says -
>Some examples
>were posted to the list which were alleged to be incompatible
>with each other. I imported them all (actually I think there
>were only two) into Muse and they all worked fine. I
>reported that and then shut up. As far as I was concerned
>that wasn't "fi
Bryan writes:
| Jack Campin says -
|
| >Existing software, or future software for that matter, is hardly going
| >to remove pages from the web, is it?
|
| No, but can't we try and stop it getting any worse? This is where I came in
| many months ago with an appeal to developers to exercise a bit o
John Henckel wrote:
| At 10:06 PM 1/22/2001 +, JC wrote:
| >It's part of human politics. It's similar to how, here in the
| >USA, the public health people have been blocked from setting up the
| >needle exchange programs by others who think that this "encourages"
| >drug use.
|
| Here in M
On Tue 23 Jan 2001 at 11:59AM -, Laurie Griffiths wrote:
> I think I would prefer
> V: SYNC
> Consider:
> V:1
> abc abc abc abc V:SYNC 1 dead dead dead V:SYNC 2 def def def def
> V:2
> face face face V:SYNC 2 def def def def
>
I don't think you've understood the concept here. What you've w
I think I would prefer
V: SYNC
Consider:
V:1
abc abc abc abc V:SYNC 1 dead dead dead V:SYNC 2 def def def def
V:2
face face face V:SYNC 2 def def def def
We don't know whether voice 2 singing face was supposed to make harmony
with voice 1 singing abc or dead, but we do know that they are suppose
I have a small suggestion regarding the V: field and global parameters.
This isn't something I've implemented, just an idea I had. I'd like to
know if other people think it is useful or not.
The idea is that we introduce another V: directive
V:SYNC
which marks the point in the abc where all th
Wendy said
"I don't agree that the V: field discussion just got dropped."
Bryan said
"No, it just sort of fizzled out without achieving anything."
We had a discussion about this a while ago. Some examples
were posted to the list which were alleged to be incompatible
with each other. I imported
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Anarchy is exactly it.
Note: that does not mean "no rules"; it means "no rulers".
And that is de facto what we have. Short of a blood bath
where a hit man really does appear at my door, nobody
can tell me what to implement or how to do it. And of
course nor can I tell Phil or John or anybody
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Richard L Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is anyone aware of any abc collections of tunes used for
> International Folk Dancing?
John Chambers has a fair amount of stuff on his site but you have to
piece it together for yourself.
Anselm
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Anselm Lingnau ...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
>> On the other hand Muse will not attempt to play "^D.C." as a chord.
>>This (if I remember the syntax properly) is an annotation to go above the
>>staff, was discussed here and is I think agreed on. Sort of "almost
>>standard".
>
>Are these things documented anywhere t
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