Psalm Tone Tool for portuguese language.
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First, create a .txt file with the psalm, separating each versicle with a line break and each hemistich with *. For flexa, use a dagger mark † attached to the last word. The psalm.txt file is formatted correctly to be referenced.
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Exporting a PDF named "psalm_tp.pdf" with the Tonus Paschalis:
$python main.py -p psalm.txt -t tp -e -f psalm_tp
- Printing GABC to be used in an editor:
$python main.py -p psalm.txt -t tp -g
- Commands:
-p, --psalm PSALM Psalm text file, e.g. -p psalm.txt.
-t, --tone TONE Psalm Tones (L.U.):tone_1d, tone_1d2, tone_1f, tone_1g, tone_1g2, tone_1g3, tone_1a, tone_1a2, tone_1a3, tone_2, tone_3b, tone_3a, tone_3a2, tone_3g, tone_3g2, tone_4, tone_4e, tone_4alt_c, tone_4alt_a, tone_4alt_a2, tone_4alt_d, tone_5, tone_6, tone_6alt, tone_7a, tone_7b, tone_7c, tone_7c2, tone_7d, tone_8g, tone_8g2, tone_8c, tp
-e, --export Export to PDF.
-f, --file FILE Name of the file to export.
-g, --gabc Print GABC.
- This program uses an algorithm from the project separador-silabas to separate the syllables and mark the stressed syllable.
- To export a PDF file, LuaTeX is needed and has to be in the system PATH.