# vim: set expandtab:
# Solfege - ear training for GNOME
# Copyright (C) 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003  Tom Cato Amundsen
# License is GPL, see file COPYING

# This is an example lesson file showing show to write lesson files
# for the id-by-name exercise. The file online-docs/C/lessonfiles.html
# has more documentation.

# The id-by-name exercise can be used for any kind of exercises where
# the computer play some music and you have to select the correct answer
# from several alternatives.

header {
    lesson_id = "9a5f29d9-c1bf-4662-9bbf-cc9738bf2e5a"
        # Not required, but nice to set.
        title = "Easy chords"

        # Tell the oldest version of solfege that can run this lesson file.
        # Not required, but nice to set.
        version = "2.1.1"

        # Not required, but nice to set.
        description = """This is an example lesson file used to show
        how to write lesson files for the id-by-name exercise.
        """

        # The following line is required to tell solfege that this file
        # is written for the idbyname exercise.
        # This variable is required.
        module = idbyname
        musicformat = satb

        # It is optional to use this variable. The default value is 'yes'.
        random_transpose = accidentals, -4, 4

        # add this if you want there to be a music displyer above the
        # answer buttons. If set to 'yes', the music for the questions
        # will be displayed when you guess correct and if you click the
        # "Give up" button.
        have_music_displayer = yes

        # These two control how the answer buttons are laid out. If you
        # don't set these variables, the default values will lay the buttons
        # below each other, one button in each row.
        fillnum = 2
        filldir = vertic
}

question {
    name = "major"
    #music = "c' e' g'"
    music = "c''|e'|g|c"
}

#question {
#   name = "minor"
#    music = "c' es' g'"
#}

#question {
#    name = "dominant seventh"
#    music = "c' es' g'"
#}