Fix parsing of G#. Tweak large print stylesheet.
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const PCO_CHORDS_VERSION* = "0.6.0"
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const PCO_CHORDS_VERSION* = "0.6.1"
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const USAGE* = """Usage:
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pco_chords [options]
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@@ -112,9 +112,11 @@ const LARGE_PRINT_STYLESHEET* = """
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html {
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font-family: sans-serif;
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font-size: 1.5em;
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font-size: 1.3em;
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font-variant: small-caps;
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}
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.page-contents { line-height: 1.1; }
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.one-column .page-contents { column-count: 1; }
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.two-column .page-contents { column-count: 2; }
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@@ -157,7 +159,7 @@ h3 .section-text {
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align-items: flex-start;
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}
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.word.space-after { margin-right: 0.5em; }
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.word.space-after { margin-right: 0.3em; }
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.word.no-chord { align-self: flex-end; }
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.lyric {
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@@ -165,8 +167,9 @@ h3 .section-text {
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}
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.chord {
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font-size: 125%;
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font-style: italic;
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font-weight: 500;
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font-weight: 700;
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margin-right: 0.5em;
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}
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@@ -270,23 +270,49 @@ func ionianPitch*(key: Key, degreeNumber: int): Pitch =
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cast[Pitch]((ord(key.tonic.toPitch) + MajorIntervals[degreeNumber - 1]) mod 12)
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func spellPitch*(key: Key, sd: ScaleDegree): SpelledPitch =
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func spellPitch*(k: Key, sd: ScaleDegree): SpelledPitch =
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## Given a key and scale degree, spell it correctly in that key. For example,
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## the ♭7 in C major is spelled B♭, the ♭7 in key of Db Locrian is spelled
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## B𝄫, and the ♭7 in F# major is E.
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result.note = key.tonic.note + (sd.number - 1)
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let resultingPitch = ord(ionianPitch(key, sd.number)) + ord(sd.alteration)
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result.note = k.tonic.note + (sd.number - 1)
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let resultingPitch = ord(ionianPitch(k, sd.number)) + ord(sd.alteration)
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result.alteration = cast[NoteAlteration](
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resultingPitch - ord(result.note.toPitch))
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#[
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debugEcho "Spelling " & $sd & " in the key of " & $k & ":\n" &
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"\tsd.alteration: " & $ord(sd.alteration) &
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"\tkey.tonic.note: " & $k.tonic.note &
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"\tsd.number - 1: " & $(sd.number - 1) &
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"\tionianPitch: " & $ionianPitch(k, sd.number) &
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"\tord(ionianPitch): " & $ord(ionianPitch(k, sd.number)) &
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"\talteration: " & $ord(sd.alteration) &
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"\tresultingPitch: " & $resultingPitch &
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"\tresult.note: " & $(result.note) &
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"\tresult.alteration: " & $ord(result.alteration)
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]#
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func toScaleDegree*(key: Key, sp: SpelledPitch): ScaleDegree =
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func toScaleDegree*(k: Key, sp: SpelledPitch): ScaleDegree =
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## Determine the ScaleDegree of a pitch according to how it is spelled and
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## the key it is in. For example, Pitch.B will be the ♮2 in the key of A
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## major, the ♭2 in the key of A# major, or the #1 in the key of B♭ major.
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result.number = sp.note - key.tonic.note + 1
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result.alteration = cast[NoteAlteration](
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ord(sp.toPitch) - ord(ionianPitch(key, result.number)))
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result.number = sp.note - k.tonic.note + 1
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var distance = ord(sp.toPitch) - ord(ionianPitch(k, result.number))
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if distance < -2: distance += 12
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elif distance > 2: distance -= 12
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result.alteration = cast[NoteAlteration](distance)
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#[
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debugEcho "toScaleDegree: " & $sp & " in the key of " & $k & ":\n" &
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"\tsp.note: " & $sp.note &
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"\tkey.tonic.note: " & $k.tonic.note &
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"\tresult.number: " & $result.number &
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"\tsp.toPitch: " & $sp.toPitch &
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"\tionianPitch: " & $ionianPitch(k, result.number) &
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"\tord(sp.toPitch): " & $ord(sp.toPitch) &
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"\tord(ionianPitch): " & $ord(ionianPitch(k, result.number)) &
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"\tresult.alteration: " & $ord(result.alteration)
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]#
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func transpose*(k: Key, steps: int): Key =
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