Browsing Kabyle translation

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It also provides the following integration methods for interfacing with Java code and libraries:

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- Lisp code can create Java objects and call their methods;
- Java code can call Lisp functions and generic functions, either directly
or Java Scripting API (JSR-223);
- it is possible to create Lisp-side implementations of
Java interfaces that can be used as listeners for Swing classes and
similar.

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Translates ABC music description files to PostScript

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The program translates tunes written in the ABC format to PostScript, which can then be viewed using Ghostview et al. or printed on a PostScript printer or through Ghostscript. It supports various semi-standard extensions to the ABC standard, such as multiple voices and staves.

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Jean-François Moine once wrote abcm2ps as a successor of abc2ps by Michael Methfessel. He is working on an new version named abc2svg.

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converter from ABC to MIDI format and back

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This package contains the programs `abc2midi' and `midi2abc', which convert from the abc musical notation format to standard MIDI format and vice-versa. They can generate accompaniment from guitar chords in the abc file, as well as insert various MIDI events; the MIDI-to-abc translation tries to figure out bars, triplets and accidentals on its own.

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The package also contains `abc2abc' (an abc prettyprinter/transposer), `mftext' (a program that dumps a MIDI file as text), and `midicopy' (a program that extracts specific tracks, channels or time intervals from a MIDI file).

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The package also contains Yet another ABC to PostScript converter (yaps) which translates tunes written in the ABC format to PostScript, which can then be viewed on screen or printed. It is essentially a (non-exclusive) alternative to abc2ps, being based on the abc2ps PostScript code together with the ABC parser from the abcmidi package.

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side-scrolling game named "Abe's Amazing Adventure"