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Tony
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I am trying to use the Score.TimeToChord method thus:
chord=score.TimeToChord(symbol.Time)
print(chord.Name.." "..chord.BarNumber.. " " ..chord.PositionInBar.." "..symbol.Time)
but I don't see chord.Name or chord.PositionInBar as I am expecting
I do see chord.BarNumber correctly so it seems I am using the method correctly. Maybe?
Attached are the files. I have highlighted where the line of code are in the script.
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Tony
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Daniel Frouvelle
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Re: myscript Score.TimeToChord problem
« Reply #1 on: May 31st, 2017, 2:34pm » |
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Bonjour Tony,
Tu peux essayer chord,numberOfChord=FrontScore().GetBarChords(symbol.Bar)
puis
for j=1,numberOfChord do
print(chord[j].Name)
end
Amistats, Danièl.
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Re: myscript Score.TimeToChord problem
« Reply #2 on: May 31st, 2017, 3:38pm » |
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Daniel
Thank you so much for your reply and please excuse me writing in English.
I have been studying your Manage Chords script in the hopes of finding enlightenment ...
I have copied lines from there as well as pasting the code from your reply but I still don't see the chord name - just "...".
I am entering the chords manually and that seems to work OK. When I look at the chords using the Edit function of the chord setup I see everything fine as a text file. But I can't get any of the Methods to return the chord name.
I must be doing something wrong but I don't know what.
If I could access the text version of the chord table I could extract the name from there. Is there any way to do that?
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Tony
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Tony
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Re: myscript Score.TimeToChord problem
« Reply #3 on: May 31st, 2017, 4:06pm » |
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Daniel
Well, it looks as if I can get the chords as text with Staff.ChordText, which does show them correctly.
I guess I can do what I want from this. Although it does seem a shame I can't get the Methods to work.
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Tony
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Re: myscript Score.TimeToChord problem
« Reply #4 on: May 31st, 2017, 11:12pm » |
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Tony, j'ai pu afficher les accords de ton fichier "Red strat..." avec:
for i=1,FrontScore().NumberOfBars do
ch, num=FrontScore().GetBarChords(i)
for j=1,num do print(i,j,ch[j].Name) end
end
Mais auparavant il faut faire Menu > Options > Display Chord Grid
Les accords que tu as entré dans ta partition sont les accords liés à la portée (Staff.ChordText) et non les accords de la grille (score. GetBarChords(i))
Amistats, Danièl.
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Re: myscript Score.TimeToChord problem
« Reply #5 on: Jun 1st, 2017, 10:00am » |
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Daniel
Thank you again.
I can now see that there are two chord grids/lines each with their our methods etc, which are referred to in the manual as Chord Grid and Chord Line. Hmm, I bet I am not the first person to fall into this little gotcha.
I will now be able to carry on with my script. You have been most helpful.
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Tony
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to_myriad-2.zip