Package eu.bandm.tscore.model
package eu.bandm.tscore.model
Umod main model class:
Generic score model for
denotating time-based sequences of arbitrary events.
All tscore packages are intended for, but not restricted, to
conventional music notation.
See also the user documentation.
(This definition has been created by UMod from
the source at SYSTEM "tscore.umod":1.1-267.5, see this pretty
print.)See also the user documentation.
Created on 2023-07-15_09h47m06
by program bandm/metatools/umod, version 0.17
command line =
bandm/metatools/umod --visitordebug t --xmlgen t --monolithic false --swingtree t /mnt/c/Users/post/Documents/sig//src eu.bandm.tscore.model tscore.umod
Cf. the pretty-printed UMod source text.
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ClassesClassDescription(Ancillary class for generating pretty-print format objects).Decoder for umod's own XML serialisation.Encoder for umod's own XML serialisation.Abstract base class of all event collections, which additionally carry some non-temporal ("meta") attributes.Visitor generated by umod according to field selection #0.Central means for modelling music: Per each combination of voice and time point, at most one event is possible.Collections of one or more Events, representing a musical notion.Visitor generated by umod according to field selection #0.(Ancillary class as basis for all visitors).Container for more than one timeless value, may represent a tuple or a sequence.Part of a time scape = of a parsed source text file.Visitor generated by umod according to field selection #0.Represents a sequence of time points constructed by dividing the interval between two time points.String value for a time-less voice paramter.Tree of String values for time-less voice paramters.Top container which relates time points, voices and events.Abstract super class of possible time points.A time point corresponding to a division point between two time points on a higher level.A time point corresponding to a text token in the "T" line of the input score.Umod main model class: Generic score model for denotating time-based sequences of arbitrary events.A voice, the central means for organizing events.