Olivier, I don't think you were involved back in the "(good) old days." What
Dirk said is right: there were only two types of slurs. What he didn't
mention was that you could only have one of each type turned on at a time.
But this was REALLY old. The oldest version of PMX I can find is 1.36 dated
4/98, and it allows slur ID numbers, so the "s&t only" days were before
that. The oldest M-Tx I find is 0.52 dated 10/98, but it may have started
earlier.

 --Don Simons

> -----Original Message-----
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> Vogel
> Sent: Friday, December 05, 2003 10:38 AM
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> Subject: [Tex-music] PMX nested slur limitation
>
>
> 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
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