Introduction

OpenScofo uses a textual score where the composer must define the musical EVENTS and its consequences, what is called ACTIONS. In addition to that, OpenScofo has also some CONFIG keywords and the possibility to use LUA language to create interactive ACTIONS. In this section is explained all these concepts.

After Configuration, the Score will look like this:

Filename, Extension, and Syntax Highlighting

An OpenScofo score is a plain text file. While any text file can be used, the recommended file extension is .scofo.

Syntax highlighting support is still under development, but parsers for .scofo files are already available for both VS Code and Neovim.