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ChordInput
Input wrapper for textual chord input.
This is the simplest type of input, usually taken from the command line.
You must provide a list of chord symbols and either a list of durations or a list of times when constructing this. To process pure text (which includes computing durations/times and splitting up chords), use ChordInput.from_string.
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FILE_INPUT_OPTIONS = [ModuleOption('roman', filter= str_to_boo
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x.__init__(...) initializes x; see help(type(x)) for signature
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Subclasses should provide a way of slicing (taking a subsequence of) the input that returns an input of the original type.
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This data type is useful for reading textual input. For internal processing, however, it can be converted to a DbInput, which is generally more convenient to handle. |
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