Finally, Pychord is almost ready!
All features (about 1.0 version) are working. Now I need to work in two different lines.
- Source Code improvement [1]
- Bug Fixes[2]
[1] I didn’t have enough knowledge about pygame when I started this project. So I need to change some parts of the code to fix wrong decisions that I made before.
[2] If you are using this application, please, give me a feedback and I will try to make it better!
Then I will start to develop the 1.1 version ( with some features that I promised before ).
In this version, I created a configuration file (/home/user/.pychord.conf), and this file has to have two simple lines:
db=/home/user/.pychord.db
datadir=/home/user/pychord/data
Where:
“db” is your DataBase file, with all your chords. Its a sqlite’s file.
“datadir” is the folder where pychord will get the chords to put into database file on update process.
You can edit these options by clicking on “i” symbol in PyChord’s first screen. You can also choose by what type of update you want: Full-update or Incremental Update. In Full-update you will lose all your database data. In incremental update pychord will get all files of your datadir and put into database.
All files in your datadir folder have to have the “.chr” extension, and have to be like this example:
Name: Music Name
Artist: Music Artist Name
D# E F
Your chords
D # E F
Your chords
D E# F
Your chords
(Two first lines are used like headers, describing the Name of the music and the name of the Artist. Followed by the chords)
Ok, its too easy right?!
So, you have to have a directory (datadir) and put all your files there. Default folder is /home/user/pychord/data. Don’t forget to update your database when you start to use this application.
So, Ok! Now you can download .install here!
If you have problems to install this application, try again by searching for it on ApplicationManager->Browse Installable Applications->others->pychord
If you have any problems after that (or suggestions), please, let me know!
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