Alexandros Droseltis wrote:
> 1) How can I affect the length of the stems of the single 8th and 16th
> notes?
> I tried \stemlength{a value} before the note, but it did not work at all.
Hmm - for me it works. Maybe you are using an outdated MusiXTeX version?
I'M using T.101. If you encounter the same failure with this version,
you should probably provide an example including logfile and DVI file
for examination.
> 2) The \staffbotmarg does not affect the second page, although it is set
> before \startpiece. Why?
The same - I do see a difference if I alter the given value. What
behaviour or appearance do you expect on the second page? If you expect
that the inter-system distance is the same between all systems, on all
pages: This is not the case since, as you have typeset it, TeX
vertically spreads the contents of a page all over the page height so
that all pages' top and bottom lines are aligned with each other. It
does, however, not do so on the last page whose contents it flushes to
the page top (as it is usual in text printing). You may experiment with
two variations of this:
- Flushing all pages' contents to the top by saying \raggedbottom before
the music starts. In this case you'll see the effect of setting
\staffbotmarg most clearly because TeX does no longer deliberately
insert vertical glue.
- Vertically justifying also the last page by inserting \eject before
\end.
> At the line 263 I write
>
> \atnextline\staffbotmarg=14\Interligne
This has no effect because:
(1) \atnextline does not work the way you're using it. You should rather
say \def\atnextline{\staffbotmarg=14\Interligne}.
(2) The command occurs right before the first note of the very last
system of the score, i.e. there is no "next line" at which the command
could be executed.
(3) \staffbotmarg is already set to 14\Interligne. :-)
Regards,
Rainer
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