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ListI: Richard A. DeVenezia, March 88. (GEnie - R.DEVENEZIA)
After getting a few Sonix downloads it appeared I needed help finding
what instruments each score needed. Well this should help. ListI came in
a little under 24 hours, I gotta stop doing that!
Behaviour:
CLI
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> ListI score[.smus] [output file]
The program automatically tacks on .SMUS if it isn't there.
Send output to screen (defualt) or a file. Print the file if you like.
Or edit the output file so it becomes a series of copy commands, then
you have the perfect execute file for getting instruments to where
you want them.
If alot of your files DON'T have the .smus suffix then this program won't
help much when run from CLI. The auto-tacking can be avoided by modifying
the source code (or send me mail saying I should).
The way I read IFF files should handle nested or multiple forms,
but i haven't any to test with.
Workbench
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Thanx to D.DEAN (if i remember right) for asking me to make it run from
workbench, with a print option even.
click ListI icon, multiple select score icons.
(ie - hold shift, click, click, ..., double-click)
ListI will handle errors gracefully, ie. non-files, non-IFF's, non-SMUS IFF's
and printer trouble.
I don't have a printer, hence I couldn't test that function. If there are
any problems please send me mail.
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CLI Examples:
> ListI ; help!
> ListI ? ; help!
> ListI "Fugue 77" ; list the instruments
> ListI Zep:Scores/BlackDog ; list the instruments
> ListI "df2:Best of Bach" InstList ; list the instruments to file InstList
Workbench Examples:
Double-click ListI ; Help!
Hold shift, click ListI, double-click a score icon.
Hold shift, clict ListI, click a score icon, click a another score icon,
double-click on yet another score icon.