MajSimai

MajSimai is an interpreter for Simai, written in C#.

Features

Metadata

• Basic metadata fields
• Comments ||Hello world!
• Custom simai commands with '=' as separator &commandPrefix=value

Chart

• BPM declaration (float)
• Beats declaration
  • Common {int}
  • Absolute time {#float}
• Tap 1
  • Break flag 1b
  • EX flag 1x
  • Mine flag 1m
  • Force star flag 1$
    • Fake rotation 1$$
• Hold 1h[duration]
  • Short form 1h
  • Break flag
    • 1bh
    • 1hb
  • Mine flag
    • 1bm
    • 1mb
  • Duration format:
    • Common [int:int]
    • With absolute time [#float]
    • With custom BPM [float#int:int]
• Slide x-y[duration]
  • Same head 1-3[duration]*-7[duration]
  • Break flag
    • 1-3[duration]b
    • 1-3b[duration]
  • Mine flag
    • 1-3[duration]m
    • 1-3m[duration]
  • Conn slide
    • 1-3-5-7[duration]
    • 1-3[duration]-5[duration]-7[duration]
  • No head slide:
    • 1?-3[duration]
    • 1!-3[duration]
  • Duration format:
    • [160#2.0]
    • [3.0##1.5]
    • [3.0##4:1]
    • [3.0##160#4:1]
• Touch B1
  • Hanabi flag B1f
  • Break flag B1b
  • Mine flag B1m
  • Ex flag B1x
• Touch hold B1h[duration]
  • Short form B1h
  • Hanabi flag B1hf[duration]
  • Break flag B1hb[duration]
  • Mine flag B1hm[duration]
  • Ex flag B1hx[duration]
  • Duration format:
    • Common [int:int]
    • With absolute time [#float]
    • With custom BPM [float#int:int]
• Each note note/note
  • Fake each 1`2`3`4,
• EOF flag E

Getting Started

To use MajSimai in your own project, you will need to add a reference to the MajSimai library in your solution.

// Specify the chart file
var filePath = "/path/to/your/chart.txt";
using var fileStream = File.OpenRead(filePath);

// Parse into SimaiFile
var simaiFile = await SimaiParser.ParseAsync(fileStream);
// With special encoding
simaiFile = await SimaiParser.ParseAsync(fileStream, Encoding.ASCII);

// Or parse only metadata
var simaiMetadata = await SimaiParser.ParseMetadataAsync(fileStream);
// With special encoding
simaiMetadata = await SimaiParser.ParseMetadataAsync(fileStream, Encoding.ASCII);


// Or parse from the chart text you provide
var fumen = "(197){8}1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,2b,3h,4-1[8:1],";
var simaiChart = await SimaiParser.ParseChartAsync(fumen);

Build

If you want to compile MajSimai yourself, please make sure that dotnet is installed on your computer.

The target frameworks available for MajSimai are as follows:

• netstandard2.1
• net5.0
• net6.0
• net7.0
• net8.0
• net9.0

Then, use the following method to compile it:

git clone https://github.com/LingFeng-bbben/MajSimai.git

cd MajSimai

dotnet restore

# Feel free to change the target framework
# If you want to generate nuget package, please remove /p:GeneratePackageOnBuild=false
dotnet publish -c release /p:PublishAot=false /p:GeneratePackageOnBuild=false -f netstandard2.1

MajSimai is AOT and Trim compatible.

If you want to compile native library, you need to specify the use of AOT.

dotnet publish -c release /p:PublishAot=true -f net9.0 -r linux-x64

In the native library, MajSimai will export functions:

• MajSimai!MajSimai_Parse
• MajSimai!MajSimai_Free
• MajSimai!MajSimai_FreeHGlobal

You can use these exported functions in C++:

struct MajSimaiParseResult
{
    int32_t code = -1;
    int32_t errorAtLine = -1;
    int32_t errorAtColumn = -1;
    int32_t errorMsgLen = 0;
    int32_t errorContentLen = 0;

    void* simaiFile = NULL;
    char* errorMsgAnsi = NULL;
    char* errorContentAnsi = NULL;
};

extern "C" void __cdecl MajSimai_Parse(char*, int32_t, void*);
extern "C" bool __cdecl MajSimai_Free(MajSimaiParseResult*);
extern "C" bool __cdecl MajSimai_FreeHGlobal(void*);

int main()
{
    const string FUMEN = R"(&title=Test
&artist=NULL
&first=0
&des=1
&lv_5=114514
&inote_5=
(197){8}1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,)";
    MajSimaiParseResult result = MajSimaiParseResult();
    MajSimai_Parse(FUMEN.data(), FUMEN.length(), &result);
    MajSimai_Free(&result);
}