> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 10:48:55 +0100 (MET)
> I have a problem that is probably long solved and has
> just slipped my memory. If a \caesura\ is introduced
> at the end of a bar in pmx, it is moved onto the bar
> line itself or even at the beginning of the next bar.
> To put an X.8 or something between the \caesura\ and
> the | does not help. What mistake did I make?
In-line TeX commands in PMX always belong to the _next_ main note or
rest. There are only few PMX commands which are sensitive to the optional
bar indicator "|" ( X, Rx ).
Instead of \caesura\ behind the note it belongs to, you may use
\sk\caesura\bsk\ just before the note it belongs to.
In rare case you have to use in addition for fine-tuning
either \sk\loffset{?.??}{\caesura}\bsk\
or \sk\roffset{?.??}{\caesura}\bsk\
The "\sk...\bsk\" trick used with the last note in a bar is useful
whenever you want to position something at the end of the current
bar (and not in the next line of music if there is a line break)
e.g. \sk\lcharnote{-5}{Da capo al segno}\bsk.
-- Werner
