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Right now if you have a pair that only contains a single element:
2 -> Chord('Fm')
When you compile the track into Bach.JSON (via back.track/compile-track) you will receive the following:
back.track/compile-track
{ "duration": 2, "notes": { "atom": { "init": { "arguments": [ "Fm" ] }, "keyword": "Chord" } } }
This makes high-level parsing more complicated because you have to determine whether or not notes is a collection before you can interpret it.
notes
Instead, we should always receive a collection regardless of how many notes/elements are in a beat pair:
{ "duration": 2, "notes": [ { "atom": { "init": { "arguments": [ "Fm" ] }, "keyword": "Chord" } } ] }
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Right now if you have a pair that only contains a single element:
When you compile the track into Bach.JSON (via
back.track/compile-track
) you will receive the following:This makes high-level parsing more complicated because you have to determine whether or not
notes
is a collection before you can interpret it.Instead, we should always receive a collection regardless of how many notes/elements are in a beat pair:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: