Thank yoy Christian and Olivier

I tried some combinations and found the following:

- I suppose the lowest note must be the left one
- If shifting a note to the left, the two notes are closer, this has
consequences for the dots (distance must be adapted)
- i tried also a definition with loff and roff
- this definitions are not implemented in pmx.tex because they occurs very
rare i suppose

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1  1    4 2  4 2   0  0
1   1  20  0

t
./
\\def\rwp#1{\roff{\zwp{#1}}}\
\\def\lwp#1{\loff{\zwp{#1}}}\
rp /
c04d-1+1.25 zdr e2 /
XS1 c04ed-1+1 zd e2 /
c04r zd .e /
c04 zde .e /
\\makeatletter\
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\\makeatother\
c04d+0+1.25 zd e2 /
XS1 c04ed-1+1 zd e2 /
===================

In Musixtex, i think there is no problem(you cannot get an error, you only
have to use \loff or \roff according the manual. But in pmx you got an
error. I think the easiest way to avoid is adding in pmx.tex

\def\rwp#1{\roff{\zwp{#1}}}
\def\lwp#1{\loff{\zwp{#1}}}


Andre

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