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The text structures of notes and publications in music theory and musical analysis bring challenging requirements: how to include music notation excerpts, graphics, and even combinations thereof, into the typeset flow of paragraphs and into the work-flow, and how to integrate navigable references to these and to single domain entities into running text. Furthermore, dynamic interactive documents can be useful for presenting complicated interdependencies to the reader more clearly, far beyond conventional paper publication. The mulitNotes text architecture and processing pipeline is based on d2d and standard technologies (XSLT, ECMAScript. LilyPond, PostScript, etc.) and addresses these issues. An overview about the software architecture and its operation is given in: Journal of the Text Encoding Initiative, Open Issue 18/2024: "Using d2d for Writing XML --- The multiNotes Text Architecture for Musical Analysis" https://doi.org/10.4000/132ex

OMR Reader is an application to read data from scanned images of OMR sheets. You can first create a template for a particular form and save it as a .omr file. To create a template, use a form with all filled marks. The program will automatically detect the marks. Now choose the marks for a group, and name the group. Do this for all the option groups on the form. Now save the info of these groups in a .omr file. For different forms, you can have different .omr files. These files can later be...

A very simple command line tool to convert OSM files to Shapefiles. Written in Java. Think of it as a self-study project.

Datamatrix (2d barcode) reader for Symbian based mobile phones with built in camera. Projects aim is to create a free software that can be used to decoding datamatrix barcodes. Decoded datamatrix result is shown in a dialog box or passed to browser.

JavaGO is an Open Source Java library for the Game of GO (weiqi, baduk) analysis. Implements: base game classes, montecarlo simulations, SGF reader/writer, game variants, GTP, etc. Elegant interfaces/class design. Speed efficient w/small footprint. TDD.