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# Name of this file: luce.py
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"""The program docstring explaining the program usage:
	run the function luce(dir, seqfilename) and make sure
	that the directory "dir" already exist.
	As the result, the directory "dir" will be be
	filled with frame image files which can be loaded and
	played in JES using the movie media tool. On Macs and Windows
	(at least using JES 3.1, the generated movie can be saved in
	the QuickTime or AVI formts."""
   
#import statements if your program makes use of additional Pythong modules
import os
from string import zfill
# more import statements if necessary

#global variables and constants

NOTE_LIFE_SPAN = 7
colourC = (rc,gc,bc) #tuple for C colour
# instead of 3-tuple you can use JES color objects

# etc for all twelve notes

# --------Auxiliary functions as necessary

# ------- Main function ------------

def luce(dir, seqfilename):
	"""The main function which reads the sequence file
	"seqfilename" and write frame image files into the
	directory "dir". You can supply the file name of the
	"MIDInotes.csv" dictionary file the pickAFile() function,
	or as the third argument of the luce() function."""

	movie = makeMovie()
	
	#rest of the main function body



#end of the program