[SCM] rumor packaging branch, master, updated. debian/1.0.3b-1-7-gdc99bdf
rosea-guest at users.alioth.debian.org
rosea-guest at users.alioth.debian.org
Wed Jun 3 10:40:59 UTC 2009
The following commit has been merged in the master branch:
commit dc99bdfd8bded55eecc0c425cd3a23ee17a20c68
Author: rosea grammostola <rosea.grammostola at gmail.com>
Date: Wed Jun 3 12:21:42 2009 +0200
modified: control
modified: copyright
modified: dirs
modified: rumor.1
diff --git a/debian/control b/debian/control
index 6ed1cd2..a754027 100644
--- a/debian/control
+++ b/debian/control
@@ -19,8 +19,8 @@ Depends: ${shlibs:Depends},
Recommends: lilypond
Suggests: qjackctl,
aconnectgui
-Description: Realtime monophonic (with chords) MIDI keyboard to Lilypond converter.
- Realtime monophonic (with chords) MIDI keyboard to Lilypond converter.
- It receives MIDI events, quantizes them according to its metronome on the fly
- and outputs handwritten-like corresponding Lilypond notation.
+Description: Realtime MIDI keyboard to Lilypond converter.
+ Program for transcripting simple music played on (MIDI) keyboard to Lilypond
+ text notation. It receives MIDI events, quantizes them according to its metronome
+ on the fly and outputs handwritten-like corresponding Lilypond notation.
Tempo, meter, key and other parameters can be set via command-line options.
diff --git a/debian/copyright b/debian/copyright
index 211cf19..1ec7901 100644
--- a/debian/copyright
+++ b/debian/copyright
@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ License:
Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
On Debian systems, the complete text of the GNU General
-Public License can be found in `/usr/share/common-licenses/GPL'.
+Public License can be found in `/usr/share/common-licenses/GPL-2'.
The Debian packaging is:
diff --git a/debian/dirs b/debian/dirs
index ca882bb..74c5069 100644
--- a/debian/dirs
+++ b/debian/dirs
@@ -1,2 +1,2 @@
usr/bin
-usr/sbin
+
diff --git a/debian/rumor.1 b/debian/rumor.1
index d319afe..f63d50e 100644
--- a/debian/rumor.1
+++ b/debian/rumor.1
@@ -6,12 +6,12 @@ rumor \- program for transcripting simple music played on (MIDI) keyboard to Lil
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B rumor
.RI [-lDfsv?V] [-g N] [-m P[/]Q] [-t BPM] [-w[BEAT]] [-a NUM]
- [-k NOTE] [--flat] [--grain=N] [--legato] [--meter=P[/]Q]
- [--no-chords] [--tempo=BPM] [--wait[=BEAT]] [--accidentals=NUM]
- [--absolute-pitches] [--no-dots] [--explicit-durations] [--full]
- [--key=NOTE] [--lang={ne,en,en-short,de,no,sv,it,ca,es}] [--strip]
- [--sample-sheet] [--verbose] [--alsa[=[IC:IP,]OC:OP]] [--kbd]
- [--oss[=DEV]] [--script=FILE] [--help] [--usage] [--version]
+ [\-k NOTE] [\-\-flat] [\-\-grain=N] [\-\-legato] [\-\-meter=P[/]Q]
+ [\-\-no-chords] [\-\-tempo=BPM] [\-\-wait[=BEAT]] [\-\-accidentals=NUM]
+ [\-\-absolute-pitches] [\-\-no-dots] [\-\-explicit-durations] [\-\-full]
+ [\-\-key=NOTE] [\-\-lang={ne,en,en-short,de,no,sv,it,ca,es}] [\-\-strip]
+ [\-\-sample-sheet] [\-\-verbose] [\-\-alsa[=[IC:IP,]OC:OP]] [\-\-kbd]
+ [\-\-oss[=DEV]] [\-\-script=FILE] [\-\-help] [\-\-usage] [\-\-version]
.br
.SH DESCRIPTION
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ program. It is a realtime monophonic (with chords) MIDI keyboard to Lilypond con
.PP
.SH OPTIONS
-Default start-up values are --alsa=64:0,65:0 --tempo=100 --meter=44 --grain=16 --key=c.
+Default start-up values are \-\-alsa=64:0,65:0 \-\-tempo=100 \-\-meter=44 \-\-grain=16 \-\-key=c.
.B
.IP -g,--grain=NUM
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ Set time signature. Bar will have P beats of duration of the Qth note. Metronome
Q must be a power of two. Slash may be omited if P and Q are both smaller than 10.
.B
.IP -t,--tempo=BPM
-Metronome speed will be BPM beats per minute. Note that what is considered a beat is determined by --meter.
+Metronome speed will be BPM beats per minute. Note that what is considered a beat is determined by \-\-meter.
.B
.IP -w,--wait=BEAT
Start metronome upon arrival of the first MIDI note, at the beginning of bar (BEAT=1) unless overridden.
@@ -60,21 +60,19 @@ Do not use Lilypond relative notation. Instead, all pitches have their octave in
LANG can be one of ne (default: ces, c, cis, ...), en, en-short, de, no, sv, it, ca, es. Languages match those used by Lilypond (not necessarily the version you have installed, though). Note that pitch names can be always overridden by rumor-pitches (see section 5. Scripting).
.B
.IP -k,--key=KEY
-Set base note of current scale, used to resolve enharmonic ambiguities (i.e. fis vs. ges). Valid value for KEY is any pitch having less than two accidentals, in current language (--lang; this option must precede --key in order to have effect).
+Set base note of current scale, used to resolve enharmonic ambiguities (i.e. fis vs. ges). Valid value for KEY is any pitch having less than two accidentals, in current language (\-\-lang; this option must precede \-\-key in order to have effect).
-Run --sample-sheet and look at scales to see its impact and possible values for KEY.
-.B
-.IP --sample-sheet
-Produce complete Lilypond file showing all possible rhythm notations and chromatic scale in all possible keys (see --key). It is influenced by --meter, --grain and also user-defined notations (see --script).
+Run --sample-sheet
+Produce complete Lilypond file showing all possible rhythm notations and chromatic scale in all possible keys (see \-\-key). It is influenced by \-\-meter, \-\-grain and also user-defined notations (see \-\-script).
.B
.IP -s,--strip
Strip leading and trailing rests from output. First and last bars may thus be incomplete.
.B
.IP -f,--full
-Output can be fed directly into Lilypond. It will be one--line staff in violin clef and key signature as determined by --accidentals.
+Output can be fed directly into Lilypond. It will be one--line staff in violin clef and key signature as determined by \-\-accidentals.
.B
.IP -a,--accidentals=NUM
-Set number of sharps or flats (if NUM is positive or negative, respectively) for full Lilypond output. No effect without --full.
+Set number of sharps or flats (if NUM is positive or negative, respectively) for full Lilypond output. No effect without \-\-full.
.B
.IP --script=FILE
Run guile script FILE before beginning. See section 5. Scripting.
@@ -82,7 +80,7 @@ Run guile script FILE before beginning. See section 5. Scripting.
.IP --alsa=[[IC:IP,]OC:OP]
Use ALSA interface. If argument is specified, connect input to client IC on port IP and output to OC:OP. By default, Rumor will try to use 64:0,65:0. If connection fails, you can use aconnect to do this manually.
-If you specify only one pair C:P, it will be the output port. This is useful with --kbd.
+If you specify only one pair C:P, it will be the output port. This is useful with \-\-kbd.
.B
.IP --oss[=DEV]
Use OSS interface. Device number 0 on /dev/sequencer will be used, unless overridden by DEV.
@@ -108,7 +106,7 @@ Rumor mimics handwritten Lilypond source:
.PP
(2) it writes rhythms intelligently, in relation to bar position (tied single notes, over barlines if necessary)
.PP
-(3) it resolves enharmonic ambiguities (e.g. gis/as) given the --key=NOTE option (see section 4. Invocation)
+(3) it resolves enharmonic ambiguities (e.g. gis/as) given the \-\-key=NOTE option (see section 4. Invocation)
.PP
(4) It is scriptable, with support for user-defined rhythm notations, keyboard layout and pitch names (dutch and italian being built-in). See section 5. Scripting.
.PP
@@ -136,7 +134,7 @@ A minimalistic rumor session follows (play keyboard, then press ^-C).
vaclav at frigo:~/ujf/quant/rumor$
.fi
--m68 (or equivalently, --meter=6/8) sets six-eights bar, -kb (--key=b) indicates b-based scale, -g32 (--grain=32) sets resolution to 32nd notes.
+\-m68 (or equivalently, \-\-meter=6/8) sets six-eights bar, \-kb (\-\-key=b) indicates b-based scale, \-g32 (\-\-grain=32) sets resolution to 32nd notes.
.SH AUTHOR
Vaclav Smilauer
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