[Smt-talk] MusicXML and C++

[Dave Headlam]

Scott:  

1.  check out the jaudio / jsymbolic tools at McGill -- they have some
accompanying xml parsers (all in java)

2.  there are xml parsers in C, python, perl, php -- pick your poison

3.  if you want some web apps, with javascript +  php or perl, try ajax with
php ( but use firebug for debugging!, or use a good javascript library)

4.  try git with xml --

5.  go to Craig Sapp's homepage and look in his humdrum and c++ sections for
xml translators

6.  don't forget that Finale and Sibelius (I think on the latter) can save
as xml --- a lot easier to edit in music notation, then save!

Dave Headlam


On 6/12/11 8:47 PM, "Murphy, Scott Brandon" <smurphy at ku.edu> wrote:

> Does anyone on the list have experience with analyzing MusicXML files using
> C++ or a related programming language?
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> Scott
> 
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> University of Kansas School of Music
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