Dear Dirk, you wrote:
M-Tx does allow only two levels of slurs. Back in the old days PMX had only s and t. It will probably be quite tricky to increase this --- that portion of the code is ancient. I don't understand the coherence of your explanation. As I understand it, one can have only two levels of nested slurs, because there are only two types of slurs (s and t). In my opinion, the sujects of numeric limitation are very different. On the one hand, the TYPES of slurs, which is limited to 2 (s and t); and, on the other hand, the number of LEVELS of nested slurs, whatever is their type. Thus, in the following example, there are three levels of nested slurs, all of type s. Why can't M-Tx code it like PMX? Style: SOLO Meter: C Pages: 1 Systems: 1 %%Ap %%w100m % PMX style: works fine c4 sAhu+8 sBu+6 sC d sC e sC f sC sB+6 | g sBu+6 sC f sC e sC d sC sB+6 sA+8 | c0 % M-Tx style: doesn't work %(Au+8 (Bu+6 (C c4 d )C (C e f )C )B+6 | (Bu+6 (C g f )C (C e d )C )B+6 )A+8 | c0 Olivier _______________________________________________ Tex-music mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://icking-music-archive.org/mailman/listinfo/tex-music
