Copperbox revision 133.
Not a very big update, but the LilyPond parser now has enough implemented to parse lists of glyphs (expressions in LilyPond terms) which can include: notes, rests, chords, slurs, ties and various commands.
Sunday, April 20, 2008
Bala
Copperbox revision 132.
More improvements to the LilyPond parser and pretty-printer. Plus I've reimplemented the island parser combinators. I seem to have revised the island parsers a lot (the previous ones were imported from another project), but previously I've failed to get them right. The new ones look correct - so I'm tempted to think they are.
More improvements to the LilyPond parser and pretty-printer. Plus I've reimplemented the island parser combinators. I seem to have revised the island parsers a lot (the previous ones were imported from another project), but previously I've failed to get them right. The new ones look correct - so I'm tempted to think they are.
Friday, April 18, 2008
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Sunday, April 13, 2008
Bala
Copperbox revision 129.
Added EventTree a data-type to represent hierarchical music structures.
I've been developing this data type on and off for over three years, so I don't expect this version is correct. However, it can represent the 'minimally useful' set of examples that I've devised to test the usefulness of a representation.
There are no operations on it yet, except for instances of Functor, Foldable and Traversable.
Added EventTree a data-type to represent hierarchical music structures.
I've been developing this data type on and off for over three years, so I don't expect this version is correct. However, it can represent the 'minimally useful' set of examples that I've devised to test the usefulness of a representation.
There are no operations on it yet, except for instances of Functor, Foldable and Traversable.
Saturday, April 12, 2008
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