I have recently started to code a piano roll in python/wxpython when I started to think that it might be good to have something that looked like a timeline structure.. I am thinking there is a good chance that something like this has already been coded and could be misused for csound.. any timeline to text software should work.. anyone aware of such a thing??
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Piano Roll
Well, I know you don't use blue, but it does have a piano roll. Obviously it is written in Java not Python, but it does have one really good feature; it is "microtonal" and will adjust the number of notes per octave according to the Scala file (.scl) that is loaded. This is an old post, and likely you are not working on this project anymore, but you might want to take a look at it. As far as I know this is the only microtonal piano roll in ANY music software.
Of course it is tied in with the whole blue timeline structure, so extracting out what you want from the Java source code is probably not too easy....