use-notation 0.0.1

Notation metadata primitives for RustUse.
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use-notation

Notation metadata primitives for RustUse.

Experimental

use-notation is experimental while use-music remains below version 0.3.0.

Example

use use_notation::{ClefKind, ScorePartName, StaffLineCount};

let part = ScorePartName::new("Violin I")?;
let lines = StaffLineCount::new(5)?;

assert_eq!(part.as_str(), "Violin I");
assert_eq!(lines.value(), 5);
assert_eq!(ClefKind::Treble.as_str(), "treble");
# Ok::<(), use_notation::NotationError>(())

Scope

  • Clefs, staff kinds, staff-line counts, score part names, measure positions, notation symbols, notation formats, music-document kinds, repeat marks, and endings.

Relationship to use-acoustics

use-music keeps symbolic music metadata separate from use-acoustics, which owns physical sound calculations such as frequency, wavelength, decibels, sound pressure, sound intensity, period, angular frequency, and speed-of-sound approximations.

Non-goals

  • Rendering notation, editing scores, parsing full MusicXML, ABC, LilyPond, MuseScore, Guitar Pro, or DAW files.

License

Licensed under either Apache-2.0 or MIT.