The error message is right on...e4dd has no flags so it can't be included
in a beam.
But your second example raises another point. Suppose we cut all the time
values in half, so now the last note is beamable. Your example would
become
b4 s [ da3 e8dd ]
This could easily make PMX schizophrenic, [...] means to beam and "a"
means "do not beam."
--Don Simons
On Thursday, May 31, 2001 2:34 PM, jj.R [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> When I compile :
> blabla ........ b2 [ d1 e4dd ] ...... blabla
> I dont understand why I've got this error :
>
> ----------------------------
> C:\TeX\documnts\MusixTeX\pmx\mtx>prepmx jvbroadc0
> ==> This is M-Tx 0.52 (Music from TeXt) <29 October 1998>
> Writing to jvbroadc0.pmx
> PrePMX done. Now run PMX.
>
> C:\TeX\documnts\MusixTeX\pmx\mtx>pmxab jvbroadc0
> This is pmxab, version 2.2, 18 March 2000
> Opening jvbroadc0.pmx
>
> Starting first PMX pass
>
> Bar 1 Bar 2 Bar 3
>
> ERROR in line 41, bar 4 Unbeamable thing in forced beam
> v
> b2 s [ da1 e4dd ] | /
> ^
> ---------------------
> and no error from ........ b2 d1 e4dd ......
> but I want to beam the two last notes !
>
> Thanks you,
>
> Jean-jacques Retorre
>
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