Bernhard Lang wrote > > hi pmxperts >
I guess that includes me :-) > > pmxing the attached pmx file I get >... > Problem finding index for literal string > STOP 1 statement executed > PMX is written in creaky old FORTRAN. It's possible but not easy to use dynamic dimensioning, so I didn't do it. Therefore, for many types of data, including literal TeX strings, there are limits to the number of data items per input block, per page, or for the whole score. There is a table of many of these limits on page 21 of the manual. In addition to saving programming labor by using static dimensioning, I saved more labor by not putting explicit checks in most cases where a dimension could be exceeded. (That's a job for my programming assistant, who is on a long vacation). As you may have guessed by now, you exceeded the maximum dimension for the number of literal TeX strings per input block: 52. AFAIK you are the first person in the history of PMX to have done so. I'll make a note to increase this dimension in the next release, but meanwhile you can solve the problem simply by breaking the offending input block in two. --Don Simons _______________________________________________ TeX-music mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://sunsite.dk/mailman/listinfo/tex-music
