Alexandros Droseltis wrote:
> I am typesetting a piano piece with PMX.
>
> 1) I want to have a different vertical space between the 2 staves at each
> system (sometimes on the same page). I tried Ai.9, Ai.5 before the
> corresponding systems, but it didn't work. Then I tried
> \\\atnextline\interstaff{15} but it did not always work. Is there an other
> option to do this?
First, you should rather say \def\atnextline{\interstaff{15}} to get the
desired result.
Second, as far as I remember, PMX makes its own use of \atnextline that
may interfere with \atnextline calls by the PMX user. If this seems to
be the case, you may try the following trick within the TeX header
section of your PMX score:
\makeatletter
\let\myatnextline\empty
\let\my@piece@conta\piece@conta
\def\piece@conta{%
\myatnextline
\let\myatnextline\empty
\my@piece@conta}
\makeatother
Then use \myatnextline instead of \atnextline within the score.
> 2) How can I make some (or all) barlines invisible?
If you mean to hide only complete barlines, a manipulation like
\let\mybar\bar \def\bar{\xbar\let\bar\mybar}
- issued as inline TeX at the appropriate places - should do the job
(not tested!). If you rather intend to drop only parts of barlines, I'd
recommend using musixbar.tex - as discussed some time ago - as inline
TeX commands.
Regards,
Rainer
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