On 2018/10/03 16:56:27, thomasmorley651 wrote:
Even without your patch one can do:
Oh, I forgot: "even without your patch" points to a misunderstanding.
The sole purpose of this patch is to remove a previously accepted
construct for assignment because, well, I was troubled by a discussion
point
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On 2018/10/03 16:56:27, thomasmorley651 wrote:
Even without your patch one can do:
part.1,1 = "foo"
part.1,2 = "bar"
part.1,3 = "buzz"
part.2,1 = "xx"
part.2,2 = "yy"
part.2,3 = "zz"
part.3 = "whatever"
#(format #t "\n\"part\" contains:\n~y\n" part)
#
Even without your patch one can do:
part.1,1 = "foo"
part.1,2 = "bar"
part.1,3 = "buzz"
part.2,1 = "xx"
part.2,2 = "yy"
part.2,3 = "zz"
part.3 = "whatever"
#(format #t "\n\"part\" contains:\n~y\n" part)
#(format #t "Example call in guile: \"1\" of \"part\":\n~a" (assoc-get 1
part))
#(format #t
David Kastrup wrote
> So SEMI_FLAT would rather be heh? Heh.
Yup. Music can be fun! :)
But seriously (this also affects the Scandinavian languages): If b is
already a semitone flat, a mere quarter tone flat must be heh.
David Kastrup wrote
> THREE-Q-FLAT regularly would be heseh?
Well, that's
Torsten Hämmerle writes:
> Hello all,
>
> Working on a complete set of note names for all languages (including quarter
> tones the new triple flat/sharp accidentals), I've stumbled over an
> erroneous German note name definition of "beh".
>
> In German (and most Scandinavian languages), B is call
Hello all,
Working on a complete set of note names for all languages (including quarter
tones the new triple flat/sharp accidentals), I've stumbled over an
erroneous German note name definition of "beh".
In German (and most Scandinavian languages), B is called h, and there is the
exception of usi
LGTM
https://codereview.appspot.com/345090043/
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