Excuse me. I did some kind of mistake when I loaded the attachments. The PMX file I've used to get transpose.dvi uses is:
Ar K+5+6 % Measure 1 - 4 a44 as b bf | e44 es ef en | b44 bs bf bn / % Measure 5 - 8 So, my question is how to avoid double sharps. Thank you very much and excuse me again. Luis Pablo Gasparotto Christian Mondrup wrote: >Christian Mondrup wrote: > >>Luis Pablo Gasparotto wrote: >> >>>Hi Folks, >>> >>>I've attached 3 files: >>>transpose.pmx and it derived transpose.dvi >>>transpose3.dvi: a hand transposed file >>> >>>As you can see in transpose.dvi there are many double sharps. >>> >>>Is there some way to transpose an entire score and then reduce accidentals? >>> >>However, with your example requesting a transposition from A major to f# >>major you seem to have revealed a PMX bug: the second notes in all 3 >>bars ought to have been accompanied by double sharp accidentals rather >>than single sharps because the corresponding 'naturals' of f# major are >>f#, c# and g# resp. >> >>I have tested your example with the stable release 2.3 and the current >>beta release 2.35 and in both cases got those wrong single sharp >>accidentals. >> > >OOOPS OOOPS OOOPS > >I overlooked the reason in the sample PMX for the missing double sharps. >In order for the transposition feature to function correctly the >relative accidental attribute *must* be set > >Ar >K+5+6 >% Measure 1 - 4 >a44 as b bf | e44 es ef en | b44 bs bf bn / >% Measure 5 - 8 > >However, my replie as to 'reduced' accidentals still applies. > >Bye > _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com _______________________________________________ TeX-music mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://sunsite.dk/mailman/listinfo/tex-music
