Dirk Laurie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
>I fed the above score to scor2prt. It produced:
>=== file gloria1.pmx ===
>1 1 3 4 3 4 .000 0 1 2 20 .05000
>
>6
>./
>Ti
>Soprano/Alto
>rm7 /
>m2424
>
>rm6 /
>========================
>
>This score does not go cleanly through pmxa/pmxb. pmxb says:
>
>WARNING
>In a title block, you have specified instrument and/or composer but no title
>for the piece. To suspend
>PAUSE processing hit <ctrl-break>, or <enter> to continue. statement
>executed To resume execution, type go. Other input will terminate the job.
>
>If I then type go, pmxb finishes,
So far my system agrees with yours.
>but I get errors when TeX'ing the file. (I'm >still using MusiXTeX(c) T.80 <25
>September 1997>.)
Here we diverge, as I have no trouble TeX'ing it, and it looks just as expected.
I'm using T.73 (trying to avoid font-bloat). Maybe you should send me the TeX
file you got.
>Second request: in the meanwhile, can anyone figure out how to
>kludge the desired effect with inline TeX?
The following works for me and I think it does what you want:
2 2 3 4 3 4 .000 0
1 1 20 .05000
T+B
S+A
bt
c:\pctex\texinput\
rbd2 /
rbd2 /
\\\def\atnextbar{\znotes\mbrest7{14}0|\mbrest7{14}0\en}\
m2424
rb2 /
\global\def\atnextbar{\znotes\mbrest6{14}0|\mbrest6{14}0\en}\
rb2 /
The second and third arguments in \mbrest are left- and right- inset
distances (in points) from the surrounding bar lines, between which
the multibar rest will be centered.
The strange construct for the second \atnextbar is only needed if the
LAST bar of the piece is in the multibar rest.
--Don Simons
