freedoom/lumps/genmidi/midi.py
Mike Swanson 6eef9be73a use python3 only for building
Python 2 is very near end-of-life, and Python3-compatible changes to a
few scripts introduced compatibility problems with 2.7 again.  It went
unnoticed for me since my system symlinks "python" to "python3", but
it broke the build on systems where that symlink is still python2.  At
this point in time, I feel it is worth targetting modern Python and
forgetting about 2.7.
2019-09-06 14:43:50 -07:00

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
# SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause
#
# Constants for MIDI notes.
#
# For example:
# F# in Octave 3: O3.Fs
# C# in Octave -2: On2.Cs
# D-flat in Octave 1: O1.Db
# D in Octave 0: O0.D
# E in Octave 2: O2.E
class Octave:
def __init__(self, base):
self.C = base
self.Cs = base + 1
self.Db = base + 1
self.D = base + 2
self.Ds = base + 3
self.Eb = base + 3
self.E = base + 4
self.F = base + 5
self.Fs = base + 6
self.Gb = base + 6
self.G = base + 7
self.Gs = base + 8
self.Ab = base + 8
self.A = base + 9
self.As = base + 10
self.Bb = base + 10
self.B = base + 11
On5 = Octave(0) # Octave -5
On4 = Octave(12) # Octave -4
On3 = Octave(24) # Octave -3
On2 = Octave(36) # Octave -2
On1 = Octave(48) # Octave -1
O0 = Octave(60) # Octave 0
O1 = Octave(72) # Octave 1
O2 = Octave(84) # Octave 2
O3 = Octave(96) # Octave 3
O4 = Octave(108) # Octave 4
O5 = Octave(120) # Octave 5
# Given a MIDI note number, return a note definition in terms of the
# constants above.
def def_for_note(note):
OCTAVES = [
"On5",
"On4",
"On3",
"On2",
"On1",
"O0",
"O1",
"O2",
"O3",
"O4",
"O5",
]
NOTES = ["C", "Cs", "D", "Ds", "E", "F", "Fs", "G", "Gs", "A", "As", "B"]
return "%s.%s" % (OCTAVES[note // 12], NOTES[note % 12])