craigsapp / humextra

C++ programs and library for processing Humdrum data files. Best to install from https://github.com/humdrum-tools/humdrum-tools . See https://github.com/craigsapp/humlib for modernized Humdrum file parsing library.
http://extras.humdrum.org
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hum2xml - syllabic #10

Open pvankranenburg opened 6 years ago

pvankranenburg commented 6 years ago

Currently hum2xml designates all lyric syllables as single. It would be great to have the correct syllabic information (single, begin, middle, or end) based on the dashes in the lyrics.

Example:

**kern  **text
*clefG2 *
*M4/4   *
*k[]    *
*C: *
=1  =1
4a  a
4a  syl-
4a  -la-
4a  -ble.
==  ==
*-  *-

should result in:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE score-partwise PUBLIC "-//Recordare//DTD MusicXML 2.0 Partwise//EN" "http://www.musicxml.org/dtds/partwise.dtd">
<score-partwise version="2.0">
    <part-list>
        <score-part id="P1">
            <part-name></part-name>
        </score-part>
    </part-list>

    <part id="P1">
        <measure number="1">
            <attributes>
                <divisions>1</divisions>
            </attributes>
            <attributes>
                <clef>
                    <sign>G</sign>
                    <line>2</line>
                </clef>
            </attributes>
            <attributes>
                <time>
                    <beats>4</beats>
                    <beat-type>4</beat-type>
                </time>
            </attributes>
            <attributes>
                <key>
                    <fifths>0</fifths>
                    <mode>major</mode>
                </key>
            </attributes>
            <note>
                <pitch>
                    <step>A</step>
                    <octave>4</octave>
                </pitch>
                <duration>1</duration>
                <voice>1</voice>
                <type>quarter</type>
                <lyric number="1" name="verse">
                    <syllabic>single</syllabic>
                    <text>a</text>
                </lyric>
            </note>
            <note>
                <pitch>
                    <step>A</step>
                    <octave>4</octave>
                </pitch>
                <duration>1</duration>
                <voice>1</voice>
                <type>quarter</type>
                <lyric number="1" name="verse">
                    <syllabic>begin</syllabic>
                    <text>syl</text>
                </lyric>
            </note>
            <note>
                <pitch>
                    <step>A</step>
                    <octave>4</octave>
                </pitch>
                <duration>1</duration>
                <voice>1</voice>
                <type>quarter</type>
                <lyric number="1" name="verse">
                    <syllabic>middle</syllabic>
                    <text>la</text>
                </lyric>
            </note>
            <note>
                <pitch>
                    <step>A</step>
                    <octave>4</octave>
                </pitch>
                <duration>1</duration>
                <voice>1</voice>
                <type>quarter</type>
                <lyric number="1" name="verse">
                    <syllabic>end</syllabic>
                    <text>ble.</text>
                </lyric>
            </note>
        </measure>
    </part>
</score-partwise>

So, something like this:

void displayLyrics(HumdrumFile& infile, int line, int col, int verse) {
   pline(lev, "<lyric number=\"");
   cout << verse << "\" name=\"verse\">\n";
   lev++;
   string syl = "single";

   //find out syllabic information
   string text = infile[line][col];
   if (text.size() > 0) {
      bool first = (text[0] == '-');
      bool last = (text[text.size()-1] == '-');

      if (first) text.erase(0,1);
      if (last) text.erase(text.size()-1,1);

      if ( first && last ) syl = "middle";
      if ( first && !last) syl = "end";
      if ( !first && last) syl = "begin";
   }

   pline(lev, string("<syllabic>"+syl+"</syllabic>\n").c_str());
   pline(lev, "<text>");

   displayHTMLText(text.c_str());

   cout << "</text>\n";
   lev--;
   pline(lev, "</lyric>\n");
}