Well, that's not entirely correct. You can say
\notes
\ladeedah
\endnotes
or even
\notes \ladeedah \endnotes
because the space or end-of-line character terminates the token name and
is eaten as such.
But you have to write
\generalmeter{\meterfrac44}%
...
\notes\qu{i}\loff{\ql{h}}\loffset{0.8}{\qu{g}}\ql{l}\zqu{i}\ql{e}%
instead of
\generalmeter{\meterfrac44}
...
\notes\qu{i}\loff{\ql{h}}\loffset{0.8}{\qu{g}}\ql{l}\zqu{i}\ql{e}
because the end-of-line is then treated as a space.
Hope this helps,
Stanislav.
Jean-Pierre Coulon wrote:
On Tue, 8 Jan 2013, Ewan Delanoy wrote:
when I compile the code below with MusixTeX and musixflx, the PDF
output
displays some ugly, unwanted thick bars (at bars number 15 and 34) .
Why ?
Simply because of spaces you don't see between \notes and \enotes
Either say: \notes\ladeedah\enotes or:
\notes%
\ladeedah%
\enotes
but not: \notes<space> \ladeefah etc.
I've corrected the beginning of your file.
Jean-Pierre Coulon
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