It looks like it's choking on some nonstandard filename while it's searching for executables--I'll update CVS shortly with a fix
Right now I'm fixing up all the remaining bugs and minor issues (a lot of them caused by the last few months of shifting things around)--I'll call the project "beta" when I'm done (probably by this weekend) and I'm sure that it's representing all the right pitches/rhythms and everything is accurate in the score.
Siblius doesn't seem to import rhythms correctly--I wouldn't trust it right now. I'm going to report some of the bugs I've found to the developers and hope they fix them. Finale 2006 is supposed to be able to import MusicXML from its File Menu--Hopefully I can test this with their demo download--if it works like the Dolet plug-in in previous versions than it should work ok--I'll post more information on Finale 2006 once I've looked at it
Rick Taube wrote:
cvs fomus doesnt compile in openmcl
;Compiling "/Lisp/fomus/splitrules.lisp"... ;Loading #P"/Lisp/fomus/util.dfsl"...
Error in process listener(1): Illegal use of wildcarded filename "/
Applications/Peak™ 3.21 (OS X)/Peak™ 3.21 \\*Read\\* ME"
While executing: CCL::NATIVE-TRANSLATED-NAMESTRING Type :POP to abort.
Type :? for other options. 1 >
also, what is the state of support for musicxml in finale VS sibelius? i need to notate a piece, whihc means that ill prrobably end up using one of these programs. a primary determining factor in my choice of which one to buy is xml input, so which one should i buy? or are both bascially crappy so that its not worrth the money in either case?
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