SCALR

Sexy Compositions and Luscious Rhythms

Testing SyntaxChecker.jj:

1. ./javacc/javacc SyntaxChecker.jj
2. javac *.java
3. java SyntaxChecker test.txt

Installing midiutil:

python python-midiutil/setup.py install

Running string-to-midi converter:

python midi_generator.py "[60,1,100|64,1,100|65,1,100][64,1,100|67,2,100]"

Square braces denote a track, inside the square braces are notes delimited by |.

The notes are specified by pitch, duration (in quarter notes), volume.

To run scalr:

Bash:

function scalr1() { make -C parser clean; make -C parser run f="../"$@ > tempscalr.scalrlog; midistring=`tail -n1 tempscalr.scalrlog`; rm tempscalr.scalrlog;if echo $midistring | grep -Eq '^\[.*\]$' ; then python python-midi-generator/midi_generator.py $midistring; fi;}

alias scalr=scalr1

scalr test/tests-that-should-succeed/hello/hello.tscalr

Alternatively, you can run scalr (in the parser directory) as follows:

./scalr <file.tscalr>

scalr can be run from any directory, but it can't be moved from parser. Don't forget to chmod +x if it isn't already executable.