Werner Icking wrote
>% Volta without a line break works fine.
>...
>% A linebreak within a volta reproduces the error
>
>A circumvention for the original case is to insert a forced line break
>in front of the first volta.
But if I force a line break at the natural place, *after* the first
volta, I get the same error. I would like to fix this but I can't
figure out how. PMX seems to be generating reasonable TeX code around
the linebreak, but \endvolta doesn't seem to work as it should. Any
suggestions?
>PS: Another small problem remains: the volta-line and the bar number
>overlap.
If we fixed the volta error, there would be no line to interfere with
the bar number :-)
>This can be supressed by "\\def\shiftbarno{0pt}\" overriding Don's
>favorite settings; speaking M-Tx: "%% \\def\shiftbarno{0pt}\"
Bar numbers in boxes can be moved with the pmx.tex macro \bnrs#1#2
("bar number raise & shift") where #1 and #2 are numbers of
\internotes for the vertical and horizontal shifts. It must be
entered as a type-3 TeX string during the line preceeding the bar
number to be shifted. The macro is very ugly, but it does succeed in
restoring the bar-number position to the default after being executed
once.
--Don Simons
