Most of the items are marked in the code as well, with full explanation.
grep for TODO and ugh/ugr/urg
-
BUGS:
+ * c4 \! \> c4
+
+ * tremolo stuff
* gallina barlines.
+ * fix height of / collisions with lyrics (chords),
+ see input/test/vertical-text.ly
+
+ * repeat/volta:
+ - one volta spanner per score
+ - repeat bars span staffs
+ - placement alternative number
+
+ * who is trying to print too (small/big) piano braces all the time?
+ warning: piano brace too small (16.000pt)
+
* latex bla.tex broken (titles / \lilyfooter stuff?)
* msgfmt -o check?
* configure error if GUILE 1.3 not found
+ * configure error if no rtti (gcc 2.8 or egcs-1.1)
+
* catch GUILE errors?
* add new glyphs to font.ly
* space after bars?
- * [/3 c8 c16 c c c]/1
-
+ * \type Voice \times 2/3 { [c8 c16 c16 c16 c16] }
+
* fix singleStaffBracket
-
+
* repeat bars: need distance after ":|" and before "|:"
* The time signature warnings still remain, will be fixed later.
Summary of minor spelling irregularities:
- capitalization/use of underscores in property names
- * fix Score.skipBars
-
- * repeat bars: need distance after ":|" and before "|:"
+ * fix SkipBars -> skipBars
* \shape 1st dim skipped?
portato= \script { "portato" 0 -1 0 1 0 }
STUFF
+ * uniformise recent feta contributions.
- * move option processing out of gh_enter
+ * check out legal/(c) matters for scores.
* check out GCC signatures?
* typo checks on property names?
- * make engraver hacking robust.
-
- * --safe: disallow backslashes, disallow \include.
-
* use streambufs and iostream
to provide IO handling for TeX stream, mudela stream, data-file.
* zip target for binary windows dist (JBR)
- * revise documentation
-
- * abbrev -> tremolo
-
* junking \skip req in lyrics
* Language:
* mi2mu empty staffs.
- * include MIDI list
-
* midi_instrument -> midiInstrument
* horizontal centering of dynamics
* stable make/config stuff
- * stemup/stemdown; see test/updown.fly
- - check examples; add \type Staff hither and thether
-
* $DEPENDENCIES_OUTPUT support
- * use a fake-yodl.sh to mimick yodl when yodl is not installed
-
* fix BUGs
- * fix weird behaviour when .AFMs not found.
+ * fix weird behaviour when .AFMs/.SCMs not found.
* Xdvi zooming ?! Try to understand GS garbage collection.
gs: Error: /undefined in draw_beam
* make Tie_req a "command" { <c g> ~ <c g> }
- * bib ep1988
-
* revise the Score_priority_align_engraver concept. It sucks.
- * ly2xdvi, ly2ps
-
* make new VoiceOne, VoiceTwo, VoiceThree contexts with
ydirection and hshift preset
* \cadenza , \meter, \grouping should all be \properties
* rename
- - plet -> tuplet
- measure -> bar
+ - abbrev -> tremolo
- abbreviation-beam -> (measured/unmeasured) tremolo
- partial -> anacrouse
* handle ^C for tmp/file creation.
+
* dots & rest collisions.
* documentation
3RD PARTY BUGS:
+ * make GCC warn about ctor that leaves member vars uninitialised.
+
* redhat (v?) graphical install bomb-out?
* GNU diff 2.7: diff -rN does not see a new directory with empty file
.. ?
* chords
- - guitar chords
- - chord names
+ - jazz style inversions C/E => <e g c>
+ - guitar chords (fret diagrams)
+ - other chord name styles (american(?) style)
- basso continuo
- - Syntax/parser
- MIDI output?
- - typesetting
* Debug logs:
- derive lily_stream, Dstream, texstream from ostream?
* add to MIDI output:
- tempo change
- ornaments (and trills?)
- - repeat
+ - repeat/volta
- slurs
- accents
- dynamics
- use plet grouping
- separate visual from rhythmic info even more
- beams over bars
- - endbeam req should be *after* the duration, so you can do
- < { [c4] }
- { c8. c16 } >
-
* lines:
- Ledger lines, should be separate item: Ledger_lines, Ledger_lines
* relative mode for pitch entering
- * bracket: volta 1,2
-
* configure pitch_byte
* rest name configurable
* Flower types:
- A decent scalar type
- * binsearch/hash for identifiers
-
* stafftypes: voice names/ instrument names.
* lily \tempo
* revise calcideal
- * volta
-
IDEAS
* Output data structures of Mudela in XML/SGML.
* Klavarskribo?
- * lyrics in chords still fuck up.
-
- * Use hooks/dependency graphs for properties
-
+ * dynamic loading of engravers?
+
+SMOBS:
+
+****************************************
+Han-Wen Nienhuys <hanwen@cs.uu.nl> writes:
+
+> mcmanus@IDT.NET writes:
+> > > I want different C++ objects (with scheme embedded) to be linked by
+> > > C++ pointers. I want to access these other objects from the Scheme
+> > > code, and I want access to these pointers from C++.
+> >
+> > You can do this with a combination of smob's and primitive functions,
+> > though it may not be be exactly what you wanted. You would have one
+> > smob for each class in your application, and then you would write a
+> > primitive function that would return the objects that are linked to a
+> > base object.
+>
+> And the smob and the C++ class are interlinked? Like
+>
+> class Foo_class {
+> Foo_smob *smob_ptr_;
+> }
+>
+> struct Foo_smob {
+> Foo_class *class_ptr_
+> }
+
+Usually you can get away without having this interlinked structure.
+One piece of information you need when exporting objects to scheme is
+the smob tag for your class. You might store this value (a long) into
+a class static variable, or a file static variable. I'll use a class
+static variable in this example.
+
+I typically use code that works like this (untested code ahead):
+
+class Foo_class {
+ static long *Foo_smob_tag;
+ SCM obj; // representation as a scheme object, description comes later
+}
+
+// call this once on startup
+void init_Foo_class {
+ static scm_smobfuns type_rec;
+
+ type_rec.mark = foo_mark;
+ type_rec.free = foo_free;
+ type_rec.print = foo_display;
+ type_rec.equalp = 0;
+ Foo_class::Foo_smob_tag = new int(scm_new_smob(type_rec));
+}
+
+When you want to export an object to scheme, you put a pointer to the
+object itself in the cdr of the cell, and the tag in the car of the
+cell. The code looks like this:
+
+// Is this a Foo?
+static int
+foo_p(SCM obj)
+{
+ return(SCM_NIMP(obj) && SCM_CAR(obj) == Foo_class::Foo_smob_tag);
+}
+
+// given a Scheme representation, return, a C++ representation
+static Foo_class *
+foo_unbox(SCM obj)
+{
+ return((Foo_class*)SCM_CDR(obj));
+}
+
+// the SCM representation of the object is stored inside itself
+// this will become useful when destructor gets called
+static SCM
+foo_box(Foo_class *foo)
+{
+ SCM_DEFER_INTS;
+ SCM_NEWCELL(foo->obj);
+ SCM_SETCAR(foo->obj, Foo_class::Foo_smob_tag);
+ SCM_SETCDR(foo->obj, (SCM)foo);
+ SCM_ALLOW_INTS;
+ return foo->obj;
+}
+
+> C++ determines life time, so what is the strategy?
+
+What happens now when the destructor gets called? Lets set the cdr to
+NULL, and then check for that in all of the primitive functions that
+use your smob. We'll call this notion 'live'; a scheme object is
+'live' if the C++ representation still exists, it's dead if the C++
+object is gone. You can still have references to dead objects in
+scheme code; it's just an error to use them. This idea is stolen from
+Emacs's handling of buffers ('buffer-live-p' and friends).
+
+Add another function, foo_live_p:
+
+static int
+foo_live_p(SCM obj)
+{
+ return(foo_p(obj) && SCM_CDR(obj) != NULL);
+}
+
+In you destructor, you need to do:
+
+~Foo_class()
+{
+ SCM_CDR(this->obj, NULL);
+}
+
+When writing new primitives, now just check foo_live_p().
+
+I hope the above helps,
+
+-russ
+
+
+--
+"Even if you are on the right track, you'll get run over
+if you just sit there."
+ --Will Rogers (1879-1935)
+
+***************************
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