On Sun, Apr 04, 2004 at 07:15:17PM +0200, J�rgen Fleck wrote:
> The same goes to the lyrics. I tried to use \lyrlayout{\bf}\ in my M-Tx
> source (with one, two and three backslashes...). But I did not manage to
> make this a global setting, I just got it working when I do it as
> inline-TeX in every measure where a new lyrics assignment is done.Yeah - the effect of \lyrlayout is bound to the currently attached lyrics line, _not_ to the current staff; if a different lyrics line is assigned with \assignlyrics, the layout setting is "taken away" from the staff along with the previously assigned lyrics line. Since AFAIK M-Tx reassigns lyrics at every new input block, this is a kind of unoptimal cooperation between M-Tx and musixlyr. I can see these workarounds: - As you already pointed out: Re-issue the \lyrlayout command wherever a new lyrics assignment has taken place; I wouldn't prefer this way. - If the layout shall apply to really _all_ lyrics: Just set your font globally (e.g. by saying "\bf" somehwere in the piece's preamble). This possibly affects also other text elements of your score; I'm not sure about this. - As a last resort: Play tricks on musixlyr by redefining some internal musixlyr functions. I don't know yet how this would work exactly; contact me again if you think you need something like this. Best regards, Rainer _______________________________________________ TeX-music mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://icking-music-archive.org/mailman/listinfo/tex-music
