I've been having a couple of problems using M-Tx, and due to my lack
of experience with these packages, I don't know the cause of the bug,
but I'll report it anyway.
Consider the following very simple two bars.
Style: SATB
Flats: 2
Meter: C
Bars/line: 4
Space: 4
rp | rp |
rp | rp |
LT: a b c d e f g h
@^6 ( g4 d+8 ) d ( c4 e8 ) e | g-8 a ( b1 a g fs g4d ) g8 |
C: ~ b b a c c
( g4 g8 ) g ( g4e g8 ) g | e8 c ( d4 bd ) g+8 |
They pass through prepmx with no errors, but pmxa dies with the
message:
---
Bar 1
# of bars in voice 1, current voice: 1 2
ERROR in line 31, bar 4: Block duration not equal to voice 1
v
rp | //
^
STOP 1 statement executed
---
The error message goes away and the processing is fine if an extra
(extraneous?) @^6 is introduced before the g-8 at the start of the
second bar of the T(enor) line.
And when these two bars were used as part of a longer piece, all sorts
of things went wrong: notes appeared twice on two different staves, a
relative sharp killed pmx, and everything was fixed by introducing
this extra @ command.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Julian
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