Am Di Mai 10 2005 11:26 schrieb Alexander Beck-Ratzka: > Hello List, > > > >> your 20 pt File is O.K. I suppose you have simly forgotten to > > >> delete the .mx2-File before compiling the changed source. Delete > > >> the .mx2-file and run pmx-tex-musixflx-tex. Then You'll get, what you > > >> want. > > >> > > >> Gerd > > > > > > I can simlpy describe, what I've done: > > > > > > First for the file with 10pt: > > > > > > 1) pmxab file.pmx > > > 2) tex file.pmx > > > 3) musixflx file.pmx > > > 4) tex file.pmx > > > > > > In the second round, I've exchanged 10pt to 20pt, saved it again to > > > file.pmx, and then again: > > > > > > 1) pmxab file.pmx > > > 2) tex file.pmx > > > 3) musixflx file.pmx > > > 4) tex file.pmx > > > > > > > > > And I got the negative results... > > > > before your second run you have to do what Gerd advises you. Behind the > > scene, MusiXTeX creates two files, here file.mx1 and file.mx2, which > > contain info about horizontal space. file.mx1 is produced/updated > > during each run and indicates the needed space for each line of music. > > file.mx2 is generated by musixflx. When it is absent, MusiXTeX takes > > some default values. When it is there but does not correspond to what's > > to be found in file.tex (and file.mx1) you get strange looking errors. > > Therefore: after changes in file.pmx/.mtx/.tex: delete file.mx* before > > TeXing. > > Okay, I'll try it this evening, and tell you tomorrow, if I've been > successful! Thanks to everbody. > > Greetings > > Alexander >
If you are using Linux there exists a shell script "pmx" which does all necessary commands to process the pmx file. Hermann > _______________________________________________ > TeX-music mailing list > [email protected] > http://icking-music-archive.org/mailman/listinfo/tex-music _______________________________________________ TeX-music mailing list [email protected] http://icking-music-archive.org/mailman/listinfo/tex-music
