Double bracket methods for tabr classes

Double bracket indexing and assignment. See tabr-methods() for more details on methods for tabr classes.

# S3 method for noteworthy
[[(x, i)

# S3 method for noteinfo
[[(x, i)

# S3 method for music
[[(x, i)

# S3 method for lyrics
[[(x, i)

# S3 method for noteworthy
[[(x, i) <- value

# S3 method for noteinfo
[[(x, i) <- value

# S3 method for music
[[(x, i) <- value

# S3 method for lyrics
[[(x, i) <- value

Arguments

x

object.

i

index.

value

values to assign at index.

See also

tabr-methods(), note-metadata()

Examples

# noteworthy class examples
x <- as_noteworthy("a, b, c ce_g")
x[[3]]
#> [1] "c"
x[[2]] <- paste0(transpose(x[2], 1), "~")
x
#> <Noteworthy string>
#>   Format: space-delimited time
#>   Values: a, c~ c <ce_g>

# noteinfo class examples
x <- as_noteinfo(c("4-", "t8(", "t8)", "t8x"))
x[[3]]
#> [1] "t8)"
x[[3]] <- c("t8]")
x
#> <Note info string>
#>   Format: vectorized time
#>   Values: 4- t8( t8] t8x

# music class examples
x <- as_music("c,~4 c,1 c'e_'g'4-.*2")
x[[3]]
#> [1] "c'e_'g'4-."
x[[3]] <- "c'e'g'8"
x
#> <Music string>
#>   Format: space-delimited time
#>   Values: c,~4 c,1 <c'e'g'>8 <c'e_'g'>4-.