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Milano University Press

#CallForPapers

La rivista di #musica #ExChordis ha appena aperto la nuova Call for Papers per il prossimo fascicolo
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riviste.unimi.it/index.php/exc

"The Call for Papers for Issue IV/2025 is now open. "Ex Chordis – A Bowed Strings Journal" [ISSN 3034-8781] aims to explore the Culture of Bowed #String Instruments in all its fields, including: technique and #performance practice; #music analysis; history of instruments and repertoire; artistic research; teaching and new #technologies."

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Patrick O'Beirne

Few tickets left at
eventbrite.ie/e/dreamweaver-ti

'This #concert is unique in featuring the Irish #premieres of works by two of the great #choral #composers: Ola #Gjeilo’s “#DreamWeaver” and the “#Winter” from Jake #Runestad’s #Cello #Songs.

The #Guinness #Choir will be joined by the #Leinster #String #Quartet with Anthony #Byrne, piano and Mairéad #Buicke, Soprano.

The concert will embrace you in a cloak of subtle, warm and comforting #seasonal #music.'

EventbriteDreamWeaverCome and enjoy some traditional carols and the Irish premier of two beautiful seasonal works with our wonderful accompanists.
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carlyn

Part 12: Applying Part 11 to the actual FileBuilder’s will make making adding features to my 3D model builder so much easier.

Case and point the `sphereBuilder` func from the X3D file is so much prettier now, and I can make my openUSD files use the expanded bracket style to their hearts content without having to manage the `\n\t\t` mess myself.

whynotestflight.com/excuses/he

<CODE> @StringBuilder func sphereBuilder(shape:Sphere) -> String { if !shape.transformations.isEmpty { for transform in shape.transformations { transformStart(transform:transform) } } "<shape>" "\t<appearance>" if !shape.surfaces.isEmpty { materialString(shape.surfaces) } "\t</appearance>" "\t<sphere radius='\(shape.radius)'></sphere>" "</shape>" if !shape.transformations.isEmpty { for _ in 0..<shape.transformations.count { transformClose() } } } func transformStart(transform:Transformation) -> String { switch transform { case .translate(let v): return "<transform translation='\(v.x) \(v.y) \(v.z)'>" // default: // fatalError() } } func transformClose() -> String { "</transform>" } </CODE>
<CODE> func sphereBuilder(shape:Sphere) -> StringNodeable { var content = Tag("Shape") { Tag("Appearance") { if !shape.surfaces.isEmpty { //function unchanged from previous code for now //still needs updating at this point. materialString(shape.surfaces) } } "<Sphere radius='\(shape.radius)'></Sphere>" } if !shape.transformations.isEmpty { //Last closest to the content. let orderedTransforms = shape.transformations.reversed() for item in orderedTransforms { let attributes = transformAttribute(transform: item) content = Tag("Transform", attributes:attributes) { content } } } return content } func transformAttribute(transform:Transformation) -> Dictionary<String,String> { switch transform { case .translate(let v): return ["translation":"\(v.x) \(v.y) \(v.z)"] } } </CODE>
<CODE> func sphereBuilder(shape:Sphere) -> StringNodeable { CurlyBraced(opening: "def Xform \"\(shape.id)\"", style: .expanded) { if !shape.transformations.isEmpty { transformString(shape:shape) } CurlyBraced(opening: "def \(shape.shapeName) \"\(shape.id.lowercased())\"", style: .expanded) { "\(extentString(shape: shape))" if !shape.surfaces.isEmpty { colorString(shape:shape) } "\(radiusString(shape.radius))" } } </CODE>
#SwiftLang#Swift#X3D
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Helen Czerski

Fascinating article here from Hakai magazine on the historical importance of string and rope, and just how far back that history goes. The picture of coiled ropes from 4000 years ago sends shivers down my spine. hakaimagazine.com/features/the #ocean #string #rope

Coiled ropes that are 4000 years old.
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