Hi,
I've some question regarding the use of the event-listener.
Is it possible to get the event-listener run after unfolding the repeats
on the music sheet?
To clarify, on the following example:
============= Lilypond file =========
\version "2.18.2"
main = {
a \repeat volta 2 { b c }
}
\score {
\main
}
=====================================
The event-listener will only "see" three notes and will output the
following
========
0.00000000 note 57 4 0.25000000 point-and-click 2 4
0.25000000 note 59 4 0.25000000 point-and-click 22 4
0.50000000 note 48 4 0.25000000 point-and-click 24 4
========
On the midi file, there is five notes being played, hence the output of
the event-listener does not match it (because of the repeats).
What I'd like to see
========
0.00000000 note 57 4 0.25000000 point-and-click 2 4
0.25000000 note 59 4 0.25000000 point-and-click 22 4
0.50000000 note 48 4 0.25000000 point-and-click 24 4
0.75000000 note 59 4 0.25000000 point-and-click 22 4
1.00000000 note 48 4 0.25000000 point-and-click 24 4
========
So, is it possible to first unfold all the repeat,
and then have the event-listener see all of this?
A two-steps solution would be ok for me.
Like, first reading the music and apply the unfold-repeat scheme
function to generate an equivalent lilypond file with no repeat in it.
Also since lilypond do unfold the music when generating the midi file,
is there a way to change the midi generator to produce a file like the output
of the event-listener?
Regards,
--
Sam
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