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Re: woodwind diagram docs
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David Kastrup |
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Re: woodwind diagram docs |
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Sun, 22 Aug 2010 09:03:35 +0200 |
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Benjamin Peterson <address@hidden> writes:
> 061fe4a0a6dc06f2d5374f152173cdaac883575f add docs for woodwind diagrams to a
> new
> section, "Specialist notation -> winds." I think at least a mention of them
> should be in "Common notation for wind instruments" where there's already a
> discussion of fingering marks.
As to the syntax: I think that it is sort of clumsy to create half a
million of identifiers for various coverage degrees of a hole combined
with other features. Scheme has fractions. IIRC, the diagrams are
pieced together programmatically anyway, so arbitrary numbers between 0
and 1 could be supported while making the code actually simpler.
Instead of piling together attributes in an identifier name, it would
seem more natural to create something like property lists.
--
David Kastrup