begemann wrote
>1) How can I shift accidentals within PMX-code?
>In MusiXTeX you would code e.g. "\lsh e"
>The problem arises especially in a 'chordal context' ... I did not
>find any hints in PMX' 'FM', .... :-)
>I find inline-TeX in this case not so useful, because
>you never know the present state of the \transpose-register, so you
>would have to trie it, which seems kind of stange ....
In the soon-be-released upgrade om PMX, it will be easy to shift
accidentals, and PMX will insert extra space if needed to make room
for the shifted accidentals. (Please be patient). Meanwhile, as I
have done many times in my own scores, you can inline for example
\loffset{.8}{\bigsh5}\ . Of course this will not be transposed if you
use PMX facilities to transpose the whole piece, but it does avoid the
octave problem. I believe you can also somehow enter an absolute
pitch in the inline with "!", but I've never used that myself.
I'll get to the other questions later...have to get back to work now.
--Don
