[TeX-Music] Multi-bar rest with fermata sign in scor2prt

2007-12-03 Thread Luigi Cataldi
Hi all,

I have a little problem with scor2prt, so this letter is addressed 
particularly to Don.

In the following example there are multiple bars of rest in the superior 
part. The last of those rests comes with a fermata sign.

===
2 2 4 4 4 4 0 0
1 1 20 0


bt
./

%1
c0- | c0 | c0 | c0 of | c0 /
c0 | rp | rp | rp | rp /
%6
c0 | c0 | c0 | c0 of | c0 /
rp | rp | rp | rp of | c0 /
===

scor2prt condenses the rests in the following erroneous way for the part 2:

===
c0 | rp | rp | rp | rp /
%6
rm4 /
of | c0 /
===

So there is the need of a post-edit of the resulting pmx file.
In such a condition I expect an output like  c0 | rm7 | rp of , i.e. 
all the rests condensed exept the last one that comes with the fermata sign.
Is there a way to solve the problem?

Thanks

Luigi
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Re: [TeX-Music] Multi-bar rest with fermata sign in scor2prt

2007-12-03 Thread Luigi Cataldi
Hi Don,

a very fast answer! Thank you.



 Three comments:
 1. I notice the fermatas are not properly centered over the rests. I'll
 should work on fixing that.
 2. You have a fermata on the whole note in bar 4, part 1, but no
 corresponding fermata on the rest in part 2.
 3. You are using things like %6 as bar number comments. I'd be worried
 that scor2prt would confuse that with a part-only line. Safer to include a
 space after the %.

 --Don

The reason of the item 2 and 3 is that I am a really inattentive guy.

Thank you

Luigi
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Re: [TeX-Music] musixlyr: line breaks in a \setlyrics

2007-12-03 Thread Andre Van Ryckeghem
I think the new line has the same effect as the space, so

fuoco-
senza

is the same as: fuoco- senza (the space is normally not allowed here)

if you want the - then perhaps we can use fuoco{-} ?

Andre


- Original Message - 
From: Jean-Pierre Coulon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Werner Icking Music Archive tex-music@icking-music-archive.org
Sent: Monday, December 03, 2007 4:33 PM
Subject: [TeX-Music] musixlyr: line breaks in a \setlyrics


I noticed that a line break within the lyrics of a \setlyrics influences
 the distribution of the lyrics in \lyricsoff mode. Compare my test file 
 with
 the two versions of \setlyrics.

 I couldn't find the corresponding documentation in the manual of musixlyr.

 The version with a line break, besides displacing words by one position of
 \lyr, also create a section without hyphen characters.

 This feature is usefull for me, because it is simpler than saying
 \def\lyrhyphenchar{~] and \def\lyrhyphenchar{.} when I really want a 
 section
 without hyphen chars, but I would prefer to rely on something well
 documented. Did I find an undocumented feature of musixlyr, or did I read
 the manual too fast?

 Regards,

 Jean-Pierre Coulon E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]





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Re: [TeX-Music] musixlyr: line breaks in a \setlyrics

2007-12-03 Thread Jean-Pierre Coulon
On Mon, 3 Dec 2007, Andre Van Ryckeghem wrote:

 I think the new line has the same effect as the space, so

 fuoco-
 senza

 is the same as: fuoco- senza (the space is normally not allowed here)

Right. I want:

con.fuoco...   senza..fuoco

and \setlyrics{cf}{con-fuoco- senza-fuoco} does this exactly if I put 5
\lyr commands. As you said, a line break instead of the space does the same.

Maybe I should have read the Important notes of section 3.1.2 more 
carefully:-)

Regards,

Jean-Pierre Coulon  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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