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#!/usr/bin/perl -w # gentablature.pl # # «A script for those who like writing guitar tablatures» # # Copyright © 2003, crashnburn # Under the terms of BSD License# # # The infile format is: # # <E-fret>, <A-fret>, <D-fret>, <G-fret>, <B-fret>, <e-fret> # # The fret can be an x or X if the it is not pressed. # Each new line is a space (useful for chords or timing) # # TODO: Add "tab break" support with an optional repeater (like 2x # or 4x) and "automatic new line" support. # # PS: This is one of my first scripts, and I haven't learned a lot # of PERL yet, so if there are any errors, bad implementations, # comments on the code, whatever... please mail me to # crashnburn@ip.pt use strict; #use warnings; #use diagnostics; use constant SPACE => "space"; use constant NOTPLAYED => "xX"; my @music; my @tablature = split(/\s/, "|- " x 6); sub sintaxe { print STDERR "usage: ", $0, " <infile> [<outfile>]\n"; exit 1; } # Returns the length (1 or 2) of the biggest number of the played # notes of the fret, for alignment purposes sub biggest { foreach (@_) { if (length > 1) { return 2; } } return 1; } # Converts each line of the @music array (the values from the file) to # Converts each line of the @music array (the values from the file) to # a visible tablature sub convertToTablature { while ($_ = shift @music) { if ($_ eq SPACE) { foreach (@tablature) { $_ .= "-"; } } else { my @frets = split / /; my $B = &biggest(@frets); foreach (@frets) { if (eval "/[" . NOTPLAYED . "]/") { $_ = "-"; } if (length > 2) { die "Syntax error: Each value can only have one ", "or two characters\n"; } elsif ($B > length) { $_ = "-" . $_; } } for (my $i = 0; $i < 6; $i++) { $tablature[$i] .= $frets[$i] . "-"; } } } foreach (@tablature) { $_ .= "|"; } } if (@ARGV < 1 || $ARGV[0] =~ /-h|--help/) { &sintaxe; } # Reads values and interprets some meanings (only new line yet) open INFILE, $ARGV[0] or die "Error reading from $ARGV[0]: $!\n"; while (<INFILE>) { chomp; if ($_) { my @frets = split /[,+\s+]+/; die "Syntax error: Each line of the infile must have exactly", " 6 elements\n" unless @frets == 6; push @music, "@frets"; } else { push @music, "space"; } } close INFILE; &convertToTablature(@music); # Opens outfile if any if (@ARGV >= 2) { open OUTFILE, ">$ARGV[1]" or die "Error writing to $ARGV[1]:", " $!\n"; select(OUTFILE); } foreach (reverse(@tablature)) { print $_ . "\n"; } close;

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