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#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
our $VERBOSE = 0;
# TODO: omit syntax needs to support any note, not just 3 and 5.
# TODO: write a Chord class, return instances of that, instead of just
# printing note names.
# TODO: figure out a way to decide which notes are optional (e.g. the 5th
# in a 7th chord, or the 5th and 7th in a 9th chord). Probably need a
# "weight", since the 9th chord's 7th is "more optional" than the 5th.
# (at least on guitar, you're more likely to play the 5th than the
# 7th, and you're not real likely to play both due to only having 6 strings)
# TODO: turn this into a module.
# TODO: chord generator like what chordspeller.pl does (give it some
# notes, it intuits the chord). Almost none of the existing parser code
# will be usable for this. The chordspeller code is very limited (it
# just permutes the notes & compares them to a fixed list of chord types).
# TODO: fretboard stuff
# TODO: notation (treble clef). MusicXML, or generate a PNG, or what?
# TODO: simplify the parser. One way to do this: before parsing, do stuff
# like s/(M|major)/maj/, s/\+/aug/ maybe, I dunno.
# TODO: support roman and arabic numerals. Will require the program to
# determine or be told the key (e.g. IV or 4 is F in key of C). Should
# take them for input and output them too.
# TODO: suggest substitutions? definitely need to know the key!
use Music::Chord::Namer 'chordname';
use Music::Chord::Note;
use Data::Dumper;
our $grammar = <<'EOF';
# terminals
letter: /[A-G]/
flat: /b/
sharp: /#/
major: /(?:maj|M)/
minor: /(?:min|m)/
dimaug: /(?:dim|\+|aug|-|adim)/
sustok: /sus/
sustype: /[24]/
number: /\d\d?/
slash: m(/)
addtok: m(add)
omittok: /no|omit/i
#omitval: /(3|5|7|9|11|13)/ #not yet
omitval: /(3|5)/
# productions
# Our starting rule. Unfortunately kinda ambiguous due to all the
# optional stuff:
chord: note triad(?) degree(?) sus(?) add(s?) bass(?) omit(s?) {
print Data::Dumper::Dumper(\%item) if $::VERBOSE;
\%item;
}
note: letter modifier(?)
modifier: flat | sharp
triad: major | minor | dimaug
sus: slash(?) sustok sustype(?)
degree: slash(?) modifier(?) number | slash(?) major number
bass: slash note
add: addsym number | addsym modifier number | modifier number
addsym: addtok | slash
omit: slash(?) omittok omitval
EOF
use Parse::RecDescent;
our %notevals = (
C => 0,
D => 2,
E => 4,
F => 5,
G => 7,
A => 9,
B => 11,
1 => 0,
2 => 2,
3 => 4,
4 => 5,
5 => 7,
6 => 9,
7 => 11,
8 => 0,
9 => 2,
10 => 4,
11 => 5,
12 => 7,
13 => 9,
14 => 11,
15 => 0,
);
sub mknote {
my ($name, $mod) = @_;
$mod ||= '';
#print Data::Dumper::Dumper($mod);
warn "name '$name', mod '$mod'" if $::VERBOSE;
my $val = $notevals{$name};
$val++ if $mod eq '#';
$val-- if $mod eq 'b';
return $val % 12;
}
sub extract_mod {
my $mod = shift || return "";
if($mod) {
if($mod->{flat}) {
$mod = 'b';
} elsif($mod->{sharp}) {
$mod = '#';
} else {
$mod = "";
}
} else {
$mod = "";
}
return $mod;
}
sub extract_note {
my $n = shift;
my $mod = extract_mod($n->{"modifier(?)"}->[0]);
my $note = mknote($n->{letter}->{__PATTERN1__}, $mod);
}
sub get_triad_type {
my $t = shift;
if($t->{dimaug}) {
my $da = $t->{dimaug}->{__PATTERN1__};
$da = 'aug' if $da eq '+';
$da = 'dim' if $da eq '-';
return $da;
} elsif($t->{major}) {
return 'major';
} elsif($t->{minor}) {
return 'minor';
} else {
return '';
}
}
our @note_names = ( 'C', 'C#', 'D', 'D#', 'E', 'F', 'F#', 'G', 'G#', 'A', 'A#', 'B' );
sub get_note_name {
return $note_names[$_[0] % 12];
}
sub get_sus_type {
my $s = shift;
return 0 unless defined $s;
return $s->{"sustype(?)"}->[0]->{__PATTERN1__} || 4;
}
sub extract_number {
my $n = shift || return 0;
return $n->{__PATTERN1__};
}
sub create_chord {
my $c = shift;
my $have7 = '';
my $note = extract_note($c->{note});
warn "root note is $note" if $::VERBOSE;
my $bass = $note;
if($c->{"bass(?)"}->[0]) {
$bass = extract_note($c->{"bass(?)"}->[0]->{note});
}
warn "bass note is $bass" if $::VERBOSE;
my $third = 4;
my $fifth = 7;
my $seventh = undef;
my $seven_type = 0; # offset in semitones from a minor 7
my @ext_notes = ();
my $triad_type = get_triad_type($c->{"triad(?)"}->[0]);
if($triad_type eq 'major') {
$seven_type = 1;
$triad_type = '';
} elsif($triad_type eq 'minor') {
($third, $fifth) = (3, 7);
$seven_type = 0;
} elsif($triad_type eq 'dim') {
($third, $fifth) = (3, 6);
$seven_type = -1;
} elsif($triad_type eq 'aug') {
($third, $fifth) = (4, 8);
$seven_type = 0;
} elsif($triad_type eq 'adim') {
($third, $fifth) = (3, 6);
$seven_type = 0;
$seventh = 10;
}
my $number = extract_number($c->{"degree(?)"}->[0]->{number});
my $nummod = extract_mod($c->{"degree(?)"}->[0]->{"modifier(?)"}->[0]);
my $alter = 0;
if($nummod eq '#') {
$alter = 1;
} elsif($nummod eq 'b') {
$alter = -1;
}
if($c->{"degree(?)"}->[0]->{major}) {
$seven_type = 1;
}
if($number) {
if($number > 15 || $number < 2) {
die "Invalid degree $number (must be >= 2 and <= 15)\n";
}
if($number >= 7) {
$seventh = 10 + $seven_type;
for(my $n = 9; $n < $number; $n += 2) {
warn "\$n == $n" if $::VERBOSE;
push @ext_notes, $notevals{$n % 7};
}
warn "$number $alter " . $notevals{$number} if $::VERBOSE;
if($number > 7) { push @ext_notes, $notevals{$number} + $alter; }
} elsif($number == 5) {
if($alter != 0) {
$fifth += $alter;
} else {
$third = undef;
}
} elsif($number == 6) {
push @ext_notes, $notevals{6 + $alter};
} elsif($number) {
die "don't know what to do with number $number, try " . ($number + 7) . " or add" . ($number + 7) . " instead?";
}
}
my $sus_type = get_sus_type($c->{"sus(?)"}->[0]);
# if($sus_type && ($triad_type ne '')) {
# die "invalid: can't have both $triad_type and sus$sus_type third!\n";
# }
warn "\$sus_type == $sus_type" if $::VERBOSE;
if($sus_type == 2) {
$third = 2;
} elsif($sus_type == 4) {
$third = 5;
}
for my $add (@{$c->{"add(s?)"}}) {
my $addnum = extract_number($add->{number});
die "Invalid add '$addnum'" unless $addnum =~ /^\d+$/;
die "Add '$addnum' out of range (must be >= 2 and <= 15)\n" unless $addnum >= 2 && $addnum <= 15;
my $mod = extract_mod($add->{modifier});
my $addnote = mknote($addnum, $mod);
if($addnum == 5) {
$fifth = $addnote;
} else {
push @ext_notes, $addnote;
}
warn "add $mod $addnum ($addnote)\n" if $::VERBOSE;
}
for my $omit (@{$c->{"omit(s?)"}}) {
my $omitnote = $omit->{omitval}->{__PATTERN1__};
if($omitnote == 3) {
$third = undef;
} elsif($omitnote == 5) {
$fifth = undef;
} else {
warn "Don't yet know how to omit $omitnote, ignoring\n";
}
}
warn "triad type is '$triad_type', 3rd $third, 5th $fifth, 7th type $seven_type" if $::VERBOSE;
if(defined $seventh) { warn "7th is $seventh\n" if $::VERBOSE; }
if($::VERBOSE) {
warn "extended note: $_\n" for @ext_notes;
}
$third += $note if defined $third;
$fifth += $note if defined $fifth;
$seventh += $note if defined $seventh;
for(@ext_notes) {
$_ += $note if defined $_;
}
my @output = ();
push @output, get_note_name($bass) unless $bass == $note;
for($note, $third, $fifth, $seventh, @ext_notes) {
push @output, get_note_name($_) if defined $_;
}
print join " ", @output, "\n";
print "Music::Chord::Namer gives: " . chordname(@output) . "\n";
1;
}
$::RD_ERRORS = $::RD_WARN = $::RD_HINT = $::VERBOSE;
#$RD_TRACE = 1;
#$RD_ERRORS = $RD_WARN = $RD_TRACE = 1;
#$RD_AUTOACTION = q { print join ' ', @item, "\n" };
#$RD_AUTOACTION = q { main::print_array(@item); print "\n" };
$::RD_AUTOACTION = q { \%item };
our $parser = Parse::RecDescent->new($grammar);
push @ARGV, "C#m/E" unless @ARGV;
for(@ARGV) {
my $arg = $_;
# Allow major, Major, MAJOR, mAj, etc.
$arg =~ s/min(or)?/min/i;
$arg =~ s/maj(or)?/maj/i;
# Allow root note name to be lowercase
$arg =~ s/^([a-g])/uc $1/e;
# Allow bass note name to be lowercase
$arg =~ s/(\/)([a-g][#b]?)$/$1 . ucfirst $2/e;
# Turn (foo) into /foo, allows for E7(#9) => E7/#9
$arg =~ s/\((.*?)\)/\/$1/g;
# Allow some English:
$arg =~ s/flat/b/gi;
$arg =~ s/sharp/#/gi;
$arg =~ s/augmented/aug/gi;
$arg =~ s/diminished/dim/gi;
$arg =~ s/(half|auto).?dim/adim/i;
$arg =~ s/hendrix/7#9/i;
my $fixedarg = $arg;
my $chord = $parser->chord(\$arg) || die "Invalid chord: $_\n";
die "Trailing junk: $arg" if $arg;
if($fixedarg eq $_) {
print "$_: ";
} else {
print "$_ ($fixedarg): ";
}
create_chord($chord);
my $cn = Music::Chord::Note->new();
print "Music::Chord::Note gives: ";
eval {
my @got = $cn->chord($fixedarg);
print join " ", @got, "\n";
};
print $@ if $@;
}
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