On Thu, Nov 08, 2001 at 11:23:55PM +0100, Christian Mondrup wrote:
> Christian Mondrup wrote:
> > In a similar previous typesetting I managed to produce 's�' by entering
> >
> > s\`{\i}
> >
> > but my current version of TeX seems to simply treat \i as a 'normal' i
> > with a dot above, and the accent grave (`) seems to be neglected.
Hmm - for me, the following minimalistic example works fine:
\input musixtex \input musixlyr
\setlyrics1{s\`{\i}} \assignlyrics11
\startextract\NOtes\qa g\en\endextract\bye
The used versions are:
MiKTeX 2.1
MusiXTeX(c) T.103 <8 July 2001>
MusiXLYRics 2.0a <September 04, 2001>
You may try what TeX regards as \i's definition. For me, this is:
*\show\i
> \i=\char"10.
The same for \`:
*\show\`
> \`=macro:
#1->{\accent 18 #1}.
Do you get something different?
Regards,
Rainer
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