2012/8/20 <[email protected]>:
> In this case Hermann's redefinition of \raisebarno does appear to take
> effect. I think in the previous example, PMX did temporarily redefine
> \raisebarno, some distance after the start, after detecting a high note in
> the top staff at the start of a system that would have interfered with PMX's
> default barnumber positioning.
Idiot (me). I forgot that `\input mtx` does its own `input pmx` which
would then make the later `input pmx` bail out before redefining anything.
I am back at my home machine now and have found the score (written
in 2004). The trick is to put a strut in the bar number:
\let\Writebarno\writebarno
\def\writebarno{\vbox to 40pt{}{\Writebarno}}
Thus, whatever PMX is doing in its \writebarno, the actual vertical
space occupied will be at least 40pt.
Dirk
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