ABC HTML formatting example

abc2xhtml.sh is a Bourne shell script which expands the ABC music contained in HTML files, using abcm2ps version >= 6.4.1.

The file sample6.xhtml is generated from sample6.html (look at the source) by the command:


	./abc2xhtml.sh sample6.html sample6.xhtml

and the file sample6-raw.xhtml is generated from the same file sample6.html by:


	abcm2ps sample6.html -XO sample6-raw.xhtml

Here is a first tune in the current paragraph:
X:1 T:First tune M:C L:1/4 K:C cccd|e2d2|cedd|c4||
(note the empty line at end of tune)

This music X:2 %%rightmargin 10cm T: M:none=4/4 K:C dddd|A2A2|dcBA|G4| is inlined.

In this table, you may see the ABC source and the resulting music.

Source	Music
X:2 T:Second tune M:C L:1/4 K:C cccd\|e2d2\|cedd\|c4\|\|	X:2 T:Second tune M:C L:1/4 K:C cccd\|e2d2\|cedd\|c4\|\|

Remote tune by <embed>

(note the place of X: in the <pre> block)
(in the same block, the space before T: is needed for direct abcm2ps rendering)

Constraints in the HTML file:

the file must respect the XHTML syntax (as nicely closing the tags).
as the documentation type is replaced, the <head> tag must appear at start of line.
the ABC tunes must start with X: at start of line and end on a blank line.