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/** % This is the top level functor of Strasheela. */

functor
import
   Init at 'Init.ozf'
   GUtils at 'GeneralUtils.ozf'
   LUtils at 'ListUtils.ozf' 
   MUtils at 'MusicUtils.ozf' 
   Score at 'ScoreCore.ozf'
   SMapping at 'ScoreMapping.ozf'
   SDistro at 'ScoreDistribution.ozf' 
   Out at 'Output.ozf'

   %% !!?? shall I link all Strasheela extensions here (linking their
   %% directly their installed URIs like 'x-ozlib://anders/strasheela/Pattern/Pattern.ozf')
   %%
   %% Advantage: I only need to link this top-level Strasheela functor
   %% then in examples etc and can access all Strasheela functionality
   %% from that functor. This is slightly more clear as required
   %% definitions in OZRC are reduced. On the other hand, plain Oz
   %% already shows a clear tendency to have special variables for
   %% often used functionality -- in practice hardly anybody will
   %% access all Strasheela functionality always via this top-level
   %% functor..
   
export
   Init GUtils LUtils MUtils Score SMapping SDistro Out
define
   skip
end