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Hey All,
Is there an xml or some form of a text standard that one can write music sheets in? For example:
<key= "C" /> <tempo= "90" /> <beat= "4/4" /> <measure id="1"> // some form of music goes here </measure>
Started by dassouki on
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MusicXML is the only one of these formats that has been widely adopted for... .
Here is a list of XML music formats
About 10 years ago, a lot of projects were started to create XML formats for sheet music.
You can use MusicXML.
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Hi,
need help on an xml task, im new to xml. the task is to build a xml catalogue which has 4 genres of music with two examples know i have manged to make that but im having difficulty write the code for the xsl stylesheet
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And create whatever output XML you want (you will need to design this anyway)
W3Schools has some good/default.asp
Here is a spec on XML Catalogs: http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/entity/spec-2001-08-06.html.
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Hi,
I am saving "Children’s Music & videos" to xml
so i used the following code to convert the special symbols
string str = "Children’s Music & videos"; string temp = HttpUtility.HtmlEncode(str);
but the xml is not readable after saving the encoded...
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If you have the right text in the string to start with, using the normal XML APIs should encode.
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I've been downloading a bunch of music the lately(yes yes, perfectly legal )
Anyway, the random idea to turn the folderstructure into and XML file occured to me. I don't know what I'd do with it, but I'd like to be able to do it.
So I turned to Windows...
Started by WebDevHobo on
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Are you looking for something as simple as:
Get-ChildItem -Recurse 'E:\Music check later' | Export-CliXML <outputfile>
Of course, the CliCML format outputs the XML as a Powershell object so from GetChildItem to generate your own ....
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Looking at questions like http://stackoverflow.com/questions/77726/xml-or-sqlite-when-to-drop-xml-for-a-database and http://stackoverflow.com/questions/44207/what-are-good-alternative-data-formats-to-xml it is clear that XML is something you best use ...
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The preview and the submitted versions don't even match)
If you write a sample version of the XML file in VisualStudio....
How I handle it:
One element wrapping the whole thing (XML standard) One element within will not let me post XML.
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I have a variable string that contains well-formed and valid XML. I need to use Javascript to parse this feed.
How can I accomplish this using (browser-compatible) Javascript?
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//Using E4X var xmlDoc=new XML and for example Mozilla based browsers expose....
Here is a small sample usage...
The actual DOM parser differs part of Javascript since version 1.6 .
Its a tutorial on XML DOM parsing.
Please take a look at this.
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I have an xml feed and I need to play an mp3 from the feed. I have set up the player
<div class="musicplayer"> <div id="musicplayercontainer060251712481gbakw0201569t"></div> <script type="text/javascript"> var flashvars = {file...
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It is just when I replace betty.mp3 so like
<div class="musicplayer"> <div id="musicplayercontainer060251712481gbakw0201569t"></div> <script type="text/javascript"> var flashvars = {file:"<xsl:value-of select="clipUrl"/>"... .
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Hiya,
I've consistently had an issue with parsing XML with PHP and not really found "the right way" or at least a standardised way of parsing XML files.
Firstly i'm trying to parse this:
<item> <title>2884400</title> <description&...
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The String Into XML $xml = new SimpleXMLElement($_POST['name']); #Itterate through the XML for the data $values = "VALUES('' , "; foreach($xml->item as $item) { //you now have access to that aitem/2.0/artist/beatles/images....
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I'ld like to make a little swf application to use it on my XP desktop place.
And I'ld like to run movies directly from this swf. So, I need to know parameters like movie name and subtitle name to parse it to the button link.
And I thought that if I create...
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You'll need to use a server side language to build your XML files dynamically, so they never needs a XML file, that's no problem at all: XML doesn't care about what you gonna do with those content, it's just describe your content.....
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I'd like to parse a big XML file "on the fly". I'd like to use a python generator to perform this. I've tried "iterparse" of "xml.etree.cElementTree" (which is really nice) but still not a generator.
Other suggestions?
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I use (c)ElementTree's iterparse and for each processed.
It reads XML from a stream, like SAX I parse Rhythmbox's (Music Player) Library.
PullDom does what you want.
As it parses the XML file.
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