Originally, I wrote this as L3002xx but I don't remember what the L is for ("direct (L)ist"?).
The C would be for Chord but I think this creates an odd parsing rule where, if it starts with C, it might still be a set of notes together or it might be a C chord, like C or C#. Avoiding the parsing problem can be achieved by using any character that isn't a chord letter. L achieves that and is also readable. T also works.
The syntax
C3002xx
could mean:Originally, I wrote this as
L3002xx
but I don't remember what theL
is for ("direct (L)ist"?).The
C
would be forChord
but I think this creates an odd parsing rule where, if it starts withC
, it might still be a set of notes together or it might be aC
chord, likeC
orC#
. Avoiding the parsing problem can be achieved by using any character that isn't a chord letter.L
achieves that and is also readable.T
also works.